Is it practical to travel to Japan with a group?

In fact, group tour means that travel agencies put the packages and prices of various group tours on the official website for passengers to choose from. After signing up for payment through the travel agency, all air tickets, accommodation, transportation, etc. They are all arranged by travel agencies, and the itinerary cannot be changed flexibly. There is a tour guide to guide the translation throughout the trip.

The advantage of traveling with a group is that you can decide which package tour you want to take. After paying the tour fee, you just have to wait for the departure day happily, and you don't have to spend a lot of time studying unfamiliar information in advance. For people with conservative personality, it will be more reassuring to participate in group tours. In addition, if you are busy with your work and can't spare time to do your homework, you can choose to travel with a group.

The most commonly used means of transportation when traveling with a group is a tourist bus. No matter what scenic spots you go to, there is a shuttle bus, from point to point, you don't have to spend time walking or changing cars. I can't accept anyone getting lost or having a wrong trip. I believe it would be more appropriate to join a group.

In addition, some famous scenic spots in Japan are in remote suburbs, which saves time and effort, especially for the elderly with mobility difficulties. It is recommended to join the group.

Another reason for people's peace of mind is that there are tour guides during the trip, which can solve intractable diseases for the members. The guide is also responsible for acting as an interpreter. If there is any communication problem, just give it to the tour guide. For those who can't overcome the fear of language barriers, it is better to join a group.

As mentioned earlier, there are shuttle buses for group tours, so there are ways to visit many scenic spots in just a few days. Some people rarely have the opportunity to travel to Japan, and they want to seize the opportunity to visit all the scenic spots at once, even if they just get off the bus and take pictures, which may be very suitable for joining the group.

The itinerary with the group is more standardized, because the dining places for three meals a day have been booked and it is difficult to change. Although I can take care of myself occasionally, there are not many opportunities. The advantage is that you don't have to worry about where the next meal is. The disadvantage is that you can't go into the alley to taste local Japanese snacks.

In addition, joining a tour group means that the travel society arranges all the expenses after paying the tour fee in one lump sum. Tour fees vary from high to low, and low-priced groups may find it easier to stay or have three meals, or they may arrange fixed-point shopping trips. Some tour groups promise to have fun, but their high tour fees are surprising. But the advantage is that you don't have to calculate the travel process one by one, which is suitable for people who want to save money and trouble.

In short, no matter what kind of travel mode you choose, you have your own advantages and disadvantages. The important thing is how to have fun in the process and play your own experience. This is the best way to travel.