The old man died suddenly while traveling: relatives said that they were scolded by the tour guide for not shopping. Is shopping tour legal?

Shopping tours are also legal. Shopping tours launched by regular travel agencies are introduced in detail, and the price of outbound travel is very low. In other words, tourists recognize shopping tours when choosing low-cost tours. If it doesn't bring benefits to local businesses, the travel agency can't leave the tour normally at such a low price, and the tour fee charged is not even enough for meals and fares, so they must gain benefits through tourists' shopping, otherwise the travel agency can't operate normally and the tour guide can't make money.

The existence of shopping tours is also needed. Many people like to choose low-cost travel when traveling abroad. They look at travel itinerary, where there are many shopping shops, which are forbidden during the trip, and they must spend money after entering these shopping shops, otherwise they are not allowed to leave, so its existence is legal, but it is illegal to force tourists to shop and insult them, and they must be punished and sanctioned.

It is necessary for tourists to travel and shop in one place. Whether going to the countryside or the local market, local agricultural and sideline products and local products are very popular. It is a good choice to buy some for yourself or give them to friends. However, if the tour guide forces tourists to shop during the tour, it will make tourists psychologically resistant and unwilling to buy what they originally wanted. At this time, the two sides will have contradictions and disputes. In addition, if the goods in tourist attractions can ensure the quality and improve the use value, people's resistance to shopping will be reduced.

Although shopping tours are legal, shopping tours in many places have changed their taste and become compulsory shopping tours, which are unfair, unsafe and even illegal for tourists. Nowadays, many shopping tours take tourists to local shops, and the first generation must let them shop. In fact, the goods in these stores have no purchase value. They are all inferior products or fakes, which is equivalent to throwing money away, so tourists don't accept this kind of shopping. If they can buy truly valuable products locally, they will especially like to buy them, and there is no need to force them at all.