Lijiang is known as the "business capital", and even the Sichuan-Tibet line has become very ambiguous. Why has the tourist destination become like this?

China's tourism industry has developed very well in recent years, mainly because the economic policies of our party and country are good, and the people have money, so they naturally start to want to travel. However, there are many problems in China tourism. First, the quality of service has caused many people's dissatisfaction. Compulsory consumption is the most common thing reflected by ordinary people, and some irregular tourism projects have caused everyone to vomit.

What has been said most recently is that some tourist areas have begun to play ambiguous cards. For example, Lijiang is now known as the capital of affairs, and there are really many tricks in it. Now the Sichuan-Tibet line has also begun to change, which seems very ambiguous. The tourist area has become a fuzzy area. The reasons for this are indeed worthy of our consideration and should attract everyone's attention. I think there are three reasons.

First of all, the tourist service in China is very poor, as I said at the beginning. For example, Lijiang almost became synonymous with poor tourism service last year. It is precisely because the quality of tourism services can not be improved that people have less and less affection for these places, so they began to launch the ambiguous card, the purpose of which is naturally to attract tourists, so for this reason, some areas began to gradually develop in the direction of ambiguity.

Secondly, tourism in some areas is not attractive. Although the advertisement is very good, the actual itinerary is a different story. The reason is really simple. These tourist areas have poor infrastructure and scattered tourist attractions. Advertising can focus on tourist attractions, but it is difficult to form a unity in actual travel, so some ambiguous short paragraphs will be played to attract people's attention.

Nowadays, ambiguous cards are popular in tourist destinations, more because there are more leftover men and women, who are the main targets of tourism consumption. In order to attract the interest of these single men and women, it is naturally best to have bigger ambiguous cards. For these reasons, ambiguity is becoming more and more common in China. I think it's best not to play ambiguous cards, which is bad for the social atmosphere and affects the image of tourist destinations!