How can tourism avoid being "slaughtered"?

I think the first thing is to have your own judgment when encountering things. Don't trust the opinions of strangers easily, especially when you join a tour group. Don't buy things just because the tour guide says yes, and don't decide to buy them just because the seller says a few more nice things. In a field you don't know, it's most important to keep your wallet tight. If you really want to buy some expensive gifts, it is recommended to go to a local store with better qualifications, rather than a general street shop, so as not to be fooled. In addition, it is recommended to ask for an invoice when shopping, so as to protect rights later.

If you sign up for a tour group, it is recommended to choose a travel agency that has been operating in the tour group for a relatively long time and has a good reputation, and clearly understand the contents of the whole trip before signing up. When filling out the travel contract, you must read the terms carefully to avoid stepping on some traps by mistake because you don't see them clearly. If the tour fee is lower than the total cost or equal to the cost, don't report it indiscriminately. This kind of tour usually has many shopping links, or some potential self-funded projects, which will greatly affect the travel experience. It is recommended to write down the telephone number and other contact information of the relevant complaint department before traveling, and protect rights when necessary.

If you choose the destination to join the group, it is recommended to register online. Comments can be seen on many platforms. In order to avoid bad reviews, sellers usually try their best to do well. You can refer to the online evaluation and the overall price to choose the seller that suits you.

When dining or spending other money in a tourist resort, try to choose a store with a clearly marked price. If there is no clear price tag, be sure to ask the price before consumption.

Some travel websites will bundle some irrelevant consumption. Look carefully when you buy, and don't check anything you don't need.