Baidu checked some travel posts, and there were micro-signals introducing local tour guides. Are these credible?

What I saw on the internet was well played by the planner, but later it was found that these were all advertisements, and no comments were allowed at all. These are so-called intermediaries, that is, package companies, to help you contact accommodation and local tour guides.

Not reliable. Tour guides are mainly divided into Chinese tour guides and foreign language tour guides. Its main job is to guide tourists to feel the beauty of mountains and rivers, solve possible emergencies during the journey, and help tourists in food, accommodation and transportation. In China, anyone who wants to engage in tour guide business activities must take the tour guide qualification examination as required.

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I don't think this is necessary, because in some cases, tour guides may be more reliable, which is a means used by some local people to work part-time, but sometimes you may meet swindlers or force you to shop. As a foreign tourist, in fact, you can't tell whether you are a local or not.

Wechat, a guide to free travel in Sanya, may be true or false. You need to judge for yourself whether you have found a reliable tour guide. Some professional travel agencies and well-known recommendation platforms may provide more reliable guides.