How to prevent low-priced tour groups

Low-cost tour groups usually have some tricks and traps behind them, and consumers need to be especially careful and vigilant. The following are some possible problems:

Hidden consumption: Low-cost tour groups may hide some important expenses when selling products, such as tickets, meals, transportation and so on, which leads tourists to have to pay extra fees during the trip.

Incomplete qualifications: Some low-cost tour groups may not obtain legal travel agency business qualifications, or do not have enough insurance and other documents, which leads tourists to face some safety and security problems during their travels.

forced consumption: some low-cost tour groups will force tourists to buy some goods or services during their travels. For example, some tour groups will take tourists to duty-free shops or manufacturers to force tourists to buy goods, which may make tourists feel consumption pressure.

Low-cost accommodation: In order to reduce costs, some low-cost tour groups will use low-cost hotels or hotels in their accommodation, resulting in poor accommodation environment for tourists and affecting their travel experience.

Unreasonable travel arrangements: In order to reduce the itinerary, some low-cost tour groups will fill up the tourist attractions, so that tourists can have a quick look, resulting in tourists not having enough time and space to enjoy the fun of traveling.

Therefore, it is suggested that consumers should carefully read the contract and product description when choosing low-cost tour groups, and know all the fees and services to avoid falling into the trap of some unscrupulous merchants.