What are the routines in tourist attractions?

I am a person who loves to travel. I have a lot of experience in traveling. I have also had many experiences of being ripped off in scenic spots. For example, the items in the small shops in the scenic spots are more expensive than those outside. Some charges may be beyond your imagination, so I’d like to give you some suggestions. I hope you can have fun when you go out and don’t have to be unhappy about stepping on these pitfalls:

1,

Fare evasion trap: Don’t trust the locals to guide you to “evade fares in scenic spots”.

Because if you do this, you will usually face three possibilities.

First, fare evasion is successful, but you need to pay the guide a little money.

Second, I failed to evade the fare, and was caught and fined by the scenic spot management staff. I lost my wife and lost my troops: I paid too much, but I was still embarrassed in front of everyone.

Thirdly, after paying the guide, you still fail to evade the fare, and then you seriously doubt your IQ - because you find that you are almost always caught.

Unfortunately, at this time you are just a prop in someone else's double act who is ready to pay the bill.

2. Shopping trap: When you want to buy souvenirs in scenic spots, remember a word called "online shopping".

Basically everything you want to buy can be purchased online. Not only is it cheaper, but it also won’t leave you facing the dilemma of having to carry large and small bags while traveling.

If the word "online shopping" still doesn't dissuade you from your shopping desire, then I suggest you arrange a one-day trip to Yiwu Small Commodity Market. I promise that from now on, you will have no interest in the dazzling array of "souvenirs" in the scenic spot.

In addition, people who know a little bit about psychology can also remember a word - "situational shopping".

In other words, there are some things that you want to buy only when you are in the current mood of traveling and in the "herd mentality" where everyone is buying. However, you only find out after returning home that, except for Throw it in a drawer and you'll almost never take it out again.

So before you make a move, you can ask yourself: If I buy this thing and take it home, will it hang out?

If there is a place to hang it and it is suitable to hang it, then buy it.