Is group travel in Thailand reliable? Are there any hidden fees?

If you go to Thailand, don't. Don't join a group. If you only care about language communication, then mobile translation software can help you.

Currently, group fees in Thailand are getting lower and lower, and it is not easy for travel agencies. With prices so low, everyone still has to survive. What can we do? We can only encourage tourists to shop. We have also seen in many news that the quality of tour guides is low, they do not treat tourists well, show them all kinds of things, and neglect them at every turn. Traveling is for fun, and this anger is really uncomfortable.

The tourism industry in Thailand and the United States is very developed, and many places support payment and booking by Chinese Internet companies. Such as Alipay, WeChat, Ctrip, etc. In Thailand, I used China#039s software to directly book and pay room rates, cruise buffet tickets and elephant camp tickets, which is very convenient. Walking down the street, many shops on both sides have the logos of Alipay and WeChat Pay. If you don’t believe it, you can watch the video I posted. Also, most Thai people are gentle and polite, so don't worry too much.

My English is also very poor, but I really enjoy the process of solving various difficulties without speaking a foreign language. In a foreign country, it is actually a great pleasure to communicate with foreigners through gestures, sporadic English words, pictures, etc. So why not turn a disadvantage into a fun experience?

The years are like songs, how long is life?

How much does a group tour in Thailand cost at least? Can you give me more details?

The price for a group trip to Thailand is about 6,000 yuan. The ones with higher quality will be more expensive. It’s up to you to decide. After all, traveling is also about money. If you have good food and accommodation, it will definitely be expensive. It's not that noisy over there now. You can still go there. This is the note that China-Singapore gave me when I traveled to Thailand with them before. For your reference:

1. The currency used in Thailand is mainly Thai Baht, and the ratio of RMB to Thai Baht is about 1:4. Thai Baht can be exchanged at Thai airports or banks. It is recommended to exchange with the tour guide so that you can exchange RMB at the same exchange rate when leaving the country. It is also recommended to carry an international credit card when traveling.

2. Thailand is one hour behind Beijing time. If Beijing time is 10:00, Thailand time is 09:00.