What are the disadvantages of low-cost tour groups?

Implicit consumption: Travel agencies may attract tourists at low prices, but in the process of traveling, tourists may have to pay some extra expenses, such as meals, tickets for scenic spots, tips for tour guides, etc. These expenses may not be clearly listed in the tour fee, and tourists only find that they need to pay during the tour.

Sightseeing tour: In order to control the cost, low-cost tour groups may shorten the travel itinerary, so that tourists can only have a quick glance outside the scenic spots, unable to deeply understand the local culture and history, and the travel experience will be greatly reduced.

Compulsory shopping: Some low-cost tour groups will take tourists to designated stores for shopping. Travel agencies and shops may have certain interests, and tourists may buy overpriced goods in these shops, or even be forced to spend.

Unreasonable arrangement: In order to reduce costs, some low-cost tour groups may arrange tourists in places with relatively poor accommodation conditions or use poor transportation, which will affect the tourist experience.

Security risks: In order to control costs, some low-cost tour groups may save money on safety, such as using unsafe transportation and choosing unqualified accommodation places, which may increase the travel risks of tourists.

In short, when choosing a low-cost tour group, you should carefully understand the details of the itinerary and expenses, and don't blindly pursue low prices to avoid being deceived by some unscrupulous travel agencies.