What are the routines of cheat people in the low-cost group?

Low-cost tour groups seem to be an economical way to travel, but there may be the following tricks behind them. Please pay attention to them:

Hidden consumption.

Low-cost tour groups usually promote various tourist goods or services to tourists during the tour, such as souvenirs, food, self-funded items, etc. The price of these goods or services may not be low, and tourists need to bear it themselves. In addition, some low-cost tour groups may stipulate that tourists must spend at designated businesses, and the prices of businesses may be higher than the market prices.

the program list is untrue.

In order to attract tourists, some low-cost tour groups may exaggerate or even make false propaganda on the program list. Once tourists pay to join the group, they may find that the itinerary is not as rich and interesting as advertised, or the quality of service provided is lower than expected.

low price trap.

some low-cost tour groups may advertise low prices in their propaganda, but in fact there may be various additional conditions, such as the need to participate in promotional activities and the need to purchase additional services. Once visitors sign up for payment, they may find that the fees paid can't cover all the tourism projects, and they need to pay extra.

cheap hotels.

in order to reduce the cost of tourism, some low-cost tour groups may arrange tourists to stay in low-cost hotels or hotels, which may have security risks or poor service quality. In addition, some low-cost tour groups may arrange tourists far from the city center and need to pay extra transportation fees.

the number of people is insufficient.

some low-cost tour groups may stipulate that the number of tourists must reach a certain number before they can form a group. if the number is insufficient, they may cancel their travel plans or ask tourists to pay extra fees. This may have a great impact on tourists' travel plans and economy.