What are the pitfalls of low-cost tour groups?

Low-cost tour groups often attract tourists at low prices, but there may be the following tricks behind them:

Implicit consumption: Tourism companies do not include some hidden consumption in the tour fare, such as scenic spot tips, self-funded items, shopping and other expenses, which may require tourists to pay their own expenses.

Reduce service quality: In order to reduce costs, travel companies may reduce service quality, such as reducing dining and accommodation conditions.

Compulsory consumption: In order to earn more income, travel companies may force tourists to spend in designated stores, such as jewelry stores and souvenir shops, which will force tourists to buy expensive and inferior goods.

Sightseeing: In order to save time and cost, travel companies may arrange sightseeing routes, so tourists can only visit scenic spots in a hurry and can't get a deep understanding of local history and culture.

Bundle sales: Travel companies may bundle some unnecessary services or products, such as insurance, visas, air tickets, etc. Let tourists spend more money.

Therefore, when choosing a low-cost tour group, tourists should carefully read the terms of the contract and know all the expenses, so as not to be attracted by the low price and fall into the trap.