Can low-cost tour groups be trusted?

Low-cost tour groups often involve the following tricks:

Hidden costs: Low-cost tour groups usually exaggerate their actual value in advertisements, but in actual implementation, they will charge hidden costs to tourists through various means. These expenses may include tour guide tips, scenic spot subsidies, shopping store consumption, self-funded items, etc.

Fraudulent propaganda: Low-priced tour groups often attract consumers through fraudulent propaganda. They may exaggerate the beauty of tourist attractions in their advertisements, but the quality of tourist attractions is not as good as advertised.

Low-standard accommodation: Low-cost tour groups usually save money on accommodation and arrange hotels or guesthouses with poor accommodation for tourists.

Time is tight: In order to save costs, low-cost tour groups usually have tight schedules, leaving little time for tourists to move freely.

Unreasonable arrangement: In order to reduce the cost, the arrangement of low-cost tour groups may be unreasonable. For example, there may be long-distance travel, repeated attractions, unnecessary shopping trips and so on.

In short, consumers must pay more attention when choosing low-cost tour groups, read the contracts and promotional materials carefully, and don't be confused by the so-called "low price" and "high value". It is best to choose a travel company with good reputation and good reputation to avoid economic losses and tourism experience being affected.