What are the traps for low-cost travel agencies?

1. charge more than the standard price. Many low-cost tour groups will charge customers a higher value-added service fee than the predetermined price, or let customers pay extra for scenic spots and restaurants.

2, blindly engaged in secondary products. When some travel agencies carry out low-cost tours, they will recommend some products such as hotels and distributors' vehicles with inferior service quality to customers, so that customers can bear additional risks.

3. low-yield tour fare. The collection of tour fees for low-cost tour groups may require payment in advance, and the rate of return on paid tour fees is very low, but tour fees are also the most important source of income for travel agencies.

4. Variations that are not within the scope of the route. Some low-cost tour groups may have many scenic spots outside the route, but they have to force customers to visit and promote the merchants or land agencies that they have purchased, which will bring extra time consumption and expenses to customers.