When traveling with a group, the tour guide will take the tourists shopping. What are the routines in these places?

When traveling with tour groups, we are often taken shopping. In fact, there are many routines here, such as the following three.

First, low-cost tour groups usually focus on sightseeing, supplemented by shopping.

Many people choose to sign up for tour groups because they think the price is relatively low and want to spend less. Therefore, travel agencies have specially launched some group tours with relatively low prices to attract more tourists to sign up. But when traveling with them, they will be arranged to go to some shopping places, but the scenic spots that tourists really want to see are in a hurry. This is because when tourists buy things at designated places, tour guides and others can get part of the commission.

Second, you may buy low-priced goods at high prices.

Tour guides usually take tourists to some shops that sell cosmetics or pearls and agates. It's hard to tell the difference between true and false. If it is a high-value commodity, it will not cooperate with tour groups to sell goods. So in this case, you must keep your eyes open and don't spend a lot of money to buy some fake goods for a few dollars.

Third, if the purchase amount is insufficient, you may be threatened.

Some tourists who sign up for a tour group will think that they can go out for a little money without buying it. This idea is naive. Because the tour group must have thought of this situation, when you refuse to buy something or the purchase amount is insufficient, the tour group will also take measures, such as leaving you halfway or threatening you. This situation is not a case.

You know, there is no such thing as a free lunch. Don't sign up for a tour group, especially a tour group with zero tour fee, or you may face all kinds of thorny problems.