Why is it so cheap to travel with a group?

There are three main problems behind low-cost tour groups:

First, the price of false propaganda.

With the intensification of competition in the tourism market, low-priced tour groups have increasingly become "cooked food" in the eyes of consumers, but in many cases, even if the price is clearly marked on the platform, consumers find that the fees charged by tour groups are much higher than those marked. The root cause can be attributed to the fact that the travel agency changed the original fee into a total fee, which includes all kinds of fees that should have been charged separately before. Such as meals, hospitality, service fees, etc. But the final total price is not to add up all the expenses, but dozens of dollars lower than the total price. This so-called "low price" is often false propaganda, and finally consumers find themselves "pitted" when they pay the bill.

Second, the quality of service.

Low-cost tour groups generally lock in price concessions, but the special experience brought to tourists is gradually decreasing, because most of the registered travel agencies attract tourists at low prices, and they will level the cost at the expense of service quality. For example, they may change the original five-star hotel into a three-star hotel, use buffet instead of overtime meals during travel, and some even reduce the original itinerary. In the event of an accident, the tour group has no corresponding arrangements.

Third, the qualifications and insurance are insufficient.

When buying low-priced tour groups, many consumers sacrificed the savings. Only in the tourism industry, quality is directly reflected in service. It is often that merchants build bridges privately, set up unqualified travel agencies, attract tourists with low prices, and even some merchants fail to renew their insurance on time, which makes tourists face the dilemma of being unable to be held accountable in case of accidents. The so-called "low price enjoyment" has also become a risk.

In short, there are many tricks behind low-cost tour groups. Consumers must be more cautious before buying low-priced tour groups. They need to carefully check all the contents, including travel agency qualifications, contract contents, insurance contents, expense details, etc., to ensure their travel safety, so as not to be affected by low-cost tour group fraud.