Should the ticket price of scenic spots increase during the peak season? Why?

The price of scenic spot tickets should not be increased during the peak season, because it is illegal to increase the price of scenic spot tickets at will.

According to Article 18 of the "Price Law": "The prices of a very small number of commodities that are closely related to the development of the national economy and people's lives should be set by the government or guided by prices."

Scenic spots constructed using public resources fall within the scope of government pricing or guidance prices, and Articles 19 and 20 of the same law stipulate that such pricing or guidance prices should usually be determined by the people of provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government. We have no way of knowing whether these "price increases or disguised fee items" for scenic spots or scenic spots distributed across the country have been formulated by the people's governments of provinces, autonomous regions or municipalities directly under the Central Government, let alone whether they have obtained legal authorization from the governments at the aforementioned levels.

Article 43 of the "Tourism Law" stipulates that "Scenic spots constructed using public resources shall not increase prices in a disguised manner by adding additional charging items; if the additional charging items have recovered the investment cost, Prices should be reduced accordingly or charges should be cancelled. "The same article also stipulates, "If there is a need to charge or increase prices for scenic spots constructed using public resources, as well as tourist sites and transportation means within the scenic spots, a hearing shall be held to solicit tourism information. The opinions of operators, operators and relevant parties shall be submitted to demonstrate its necessity and feasibility.”

Price increases for scenic spots must be submitted for approval first. No unit or department may raise prices at will. If a price increase is really necessary, it must be approved. Submit for approval in accordance with price management regulations and announce to the public in advance; tourism, commerce, catering and other service companies must clearly mark their prices.

At the same time, tourist attractions must attach great importance to the installation, construction and management of parking spaces and public toilets. Tourist reception units with substandard toilets will be renovated within a time limit. If the renovation is still not in place, they will be ordered to It is closed to the public.

The sales of goods must be "clearly marked", and the production and sale of fake and inferior tourism products must be eliminated. The focus shall be on investigating and punishing illegal activities such as making and selling fakes, passing off fakes as genuine, substandard products, inferior quality and high prices, etc. Fraudulent behavior that deceives consumers by any means.

Carry out a comprehensive cleanup of commodity sales stalls near tourist attractions. All commodity stalls must be returned to fixed locations, operated inside the house, clearly marked with prices, and managed centrally. Commodity operators must hang relevant certificates and licenses in conspicuous places in their business premises. Salespersons must wear service badges and are not allowed to force sales or chase sales outside the business area.