How many unreasonable and low-price travel websites have been shut down by the National Tourism Administration in its spring operation?

The National Tourism Administration recently reported that since the progress of the spring action to comprehensively improve the tourism market order, the first round of key inspections in seven regions including Lijiang and Xishuangbanna in Yunnan has achieved initial results. So far, 86 cases of tourism violations have been investigated, with fines expected to exceed 3 million yuan; 14 shopping venues have been cancelled, including the star qualifications and group tour reception qualifications, 8 tourist shopping stores have been suspended for rectification, and 40 stores have been closed for alleged "unreasonable "Cheap Travel" website.

Since October last year, the National Tourism Administration has organized and carried out four rounds of special rectification actions against the industry’s chronic problem of “unreasonable low-price travel”, investigating and punishing 819 illegal and illegal enterprises. "Product" has been significantly suppressed, and the price of team line products has returned significantly. After the Spring Festival, the National Tourism Administration continued to keep a close eye on key issues that disrupted the market order, and, in conjunction with the Ministry of Public Security and the State Administration for Industry and Commerce, organized a nationwide "Spring Action" to rectify key issues in key tourism areas, setting off a new round of tourism. Market order rectification storm.

It is understood that the National Tourism Administration has formed six inspection teams to focus on seven key areas based on complaints: Lijiang in Yunnan, Xishuangbanna, Wuyuan in Jiangxi, Fenghuang in Hunan, Lintong in Shaanxi, Jiuzhai-Huanglong in Sichuan, and Yuzhong in Chongqing Conducted the first round of inspection. At the same time, each province selected no less than five key areas to carry out rectification simultaneously, and the first round of key inspections in seven areas achieved initial results.