Is it safe for travel agencies to organize third-grade students to travel without their parents?

Whether it is safe for third-grade students to join tour groups depends on the situation:

1. If the travel agency has special protection measures for minors and has professional tour guides and staff to supervise and take care of them, under normal circumstances, it can be considered safe to organize third-grade students to participate in tour groups.

However, some travel agencies may not have enough resources and facilities to properly take care of minors, or may not be able to provide timely support and assistance in an emergency.

In addition, despite these safeguards, there is still no guarantee that accidents will not occur during the trip. Therefore, if parents have doubts or uncertainties about the safety of tour groups, they should communicate and understand more with travel agencies, or choose not to join tour groups.

Generally speaking, it is not absolutely safe to organize junior three students to participate in tour groups. Parents should make judgments and choices according to specific circumstances. If you choose to join a tour group, parents need to ensure that the travel agency has good protection measures for minors, while maintaining care and love for their children.