Is the low-cost tour group true or false?

Hello, there is something fishy behind low-cost tour groups, but most travel agencies have this link of shopping, unless they are high-end tour groups. Many travel agencies say that there is no compulsory consumption when doing publicity, saying that it is a pure play group. But when you play, you will find that many of them are not what the tour guide said. A better tour guide may do some work, even compulsory. Moreover, some tour guides are very polite to tourists who buy things, but very indifferent to tourists who don't buy things. I remember a trip to Hong Kong and Macao, because a group member didn't buy anything, and the guide's face fell two feet long, which was ugly. This practice not only hurts tourists, but also affects the reputation of travel agencies and tour guides. Bad group meals are usually reported as group meals, but the quality of group meals can really make people dare not compliment. Some friends think that if I sign up for a group meal of 80, I will definitely eat well. You are wrong to think so. Because generally speaking, the group meals after 80 are basically made according to the standard of 50-60. If you quote 60, you are likely to do it according to 40. The extra money was not returned to the tourists, but went into the pocket of the travel agency, which is why the group meal is so bad. After all, there is still a big gap between your expectations and reality. Imagine how you can expect to eat better if your tour fee is very low. That's just a daydream. Free scenic spots Generally speaking, the prices of many low-priced tours are very low, but there seem to be many scenic spots, which many people think are very cost-effective. After all, they don't know the scenic spots. Actually, there are routines. Many travel agencies add many free attractions to their itinerary, such as ancient towns, parks or landmark buildings. When he added a few more such free scenic spots, the tourists felt that the group was very good, and he went to many scenic spots. But in fact, most of them don't need money, and only a few collect money. At the same time, some travel agencies buy the cheapest tickets for scenic spots when signing up for travel. For example, in Suzhou Gardens, many travel agencies take tourists to Lion Grove instead of Humble Administrator's Garden. Suzhou Garden and Humble Administrator's Garden are both 5A scenic spots, but they are more interesting than Lion Forest. In short, there are many routines for group tours, but the advantages it brings are incomparable to road trip and other ways. After all, it saves time and effort, so this is also the necessity of its existence. It is most important for us to keep our eyes open and avoid routine. Of course, you know, there is no such thing as a free lunch. Be careful when choosing ultra-low-priced tour groups, and don't choose low-priced tour groups for the sake of greed and cheapness.