Where are the three most expensive cities in China? Prices are catching up with Japan. Tourists sigh: Can't you afford to go?

Speaking of the three cities with the highest tourism consumption in China, what do you think of first? I think Hong Kong, Macao and Shanghai are the most expensive places to travel abroad. Most people really can't afford it.

First, Hong Kong.

Hong Kong is one of the most popular tourist cities for mainland tourists. Although Hong Kong is small in size, there are many places worth visiting, such as Hong Kong Disneyland, Hong Kong Ocean Park and Hong Kong Taiping Mountain. Even if you don't go to these famous scenic spots, you can feel the unique Hong Kong style in the film as long as you walk on the streets of Hong Kong. Besides, Hong Kong is also a "shopping paradise", and many people like to go to the duty-free shops in Hong Kong to buy at buy buy. However, the average consumption of hotels, rent, tickets, shopping and even food in Hong Kong exceeds that of many cities in the mainland, and the prices are almost catching up with Japan, which is really unbearable for tourists with average income.

Second, Macao.

Macao is also a highly developed and prosperous city with high consumption. Generally, hotels start from 1200- 1000, while better hotels basically start from 4500- 1000. In addition, Macao's catering consumption is higher than other cities in the mainland.

Third, Shanghai.

Shanghai is the most expensive city in mainland China. As the most prosperous tourist city in East China and even the whole country, Shanghai has many tourist attractions, such as Shanghai Bund, Thames Town, Disney, Zhujiajiao and so on. Although the overall consumption of Shanghai is not as high as that of Hong Kong and Macao, it is still very high, and it is also a city that ordinary people can't afford.

After reading these introductions, I believe everyone has a certain understanding of the situation in these three cities. When traveling, you must be prepared in advance.