Why is there an age limit for traveling in Yunnan?

There is an age limit for travel in Yunnan mainly because travel agencies need to make profits through shopping.

People of different ages have different shopping abilities. People under the age of 20 and over the age of 60 are generally weak in economic ability and shopping ability, so the travel society pays more for travel. People aged 20 to 30 and 30 to 50 have relatively strong shopping ability, so the membership fee will be relatively low. Shopping shops are very common in Yunnan's tourist routes, and travel agencies earn profits through these shops. However, there are differences in the shopping ability of tourists of different ages. For example, tourists under the age of 20 or over the age of 60 may not have independent financial resources and their shopping ability is relatively low. Therefore, for these people, travel agencies can't make enough profits by shopping. Therefore, travel agencies need to raise prices when signing up for travel to make up for the loss of profits caused by the low shopping ability of these people. The income of tourists aged 20-30 is stable, but the income is generally lower than that of tourists aged 30-50, so the price of group tour is relatively high.

There is an age limit for traveling in Yunnan, because travel agencies want to better control costs and profits. Tourists of different ages have different shopping abilities, so travel agencies need to set age limits to better control costs and profits. For tourists who want to travel to Yunnan, it is very important to know the travel routes and age restrictions.

To sum up, travel agencies set age limits for better profits.

Legal basis:

Tourism Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 35

Travel agencies shall not deceive tourists by organizing tourism activities at unreasonably low prices, and obtain illegitimate interests such as kickbacks by arranging shopping or paying for other tourism projects. When organizing and receiving tourists, travel agencies shall not designate specific shopping places or arrange other paid tourism projects. However, unless it is agreed by both parties through consultation or requested by tourists and does not affect the itinerary of other tourists.