What are the common risks of self-driving travel?

1. Personal safety risks. We know that most self-driving tours are made up of close relatives or friends. Once a danger occurs during a self-driving tour, it is very easy to cause personal safety problems, and in serious cases, it may endanger people's lives.

2. Take responsibility for risks. Nowadays, many self-driving tour activities are organized for the main purpose of entertainment and leisure, and most of them are public welfare. In the process of tourism, if the organizer fulfills its due obligations, it will not be held responsible. However, if there are casualties due to deficiencies encountered in the organizing process, the organizer will bear legal responsibility. Of course, in addition to the organizers who bear the liability risk, sometimes the team members also bear the liability risk.

3. Risk of property loss. What we usually fear most when traveling is losing money to thieves, but surveys show that 42% of tourists have suffered property losses during travel. Of course, in addition to this, it is also possible that deception occurs when buying souvenirs when dealing with vendors at tourist attractions.

4. Credit risk. Credit risk usually refers to the risk of economic losses to the other party when one party between the obligee and the obligor defaults or commits a crime during the economic transaction. Although credit risk does not often occur during self-driving travel, it cannot be ignored that it still exists.