What are the common deceptive tricks in tourist attractions?

Here, I will share with you a common trick of cheating: taking pictures of people posing as dolls. I hope everyone will be extra careful when traveling to prevent being cheated.

September 20 12, I met such a thing for the first time at the gate of Luxun Park in Qingdao. I remember my husband and I just walked out of Luxun Park, and Winnie the Pooh and Tigger dressed up as dolls. Because I like Winnie the Pooh very much, I was very happy after reading it, and casually said, "It's so cute!" "

Then they came over to shake hands with me and made all kinds of interesting moves to make us happy. Finally, they put their arms around me. My husband was nearby, so he took some photos of me with his mobile phone. When we were ready to leave, a man standing next to us who looked like a staff member said to us, "We must pay them."

My husband and I were shocked and felt that the painting style had changed too fast. Seeing our hesitation, the man kept urging, "You have to pay."

We think this is a stranger in a foreign country, and we don't think these people are fuel-efficient. In line with the principle of breaking money and avoiding disasters, ask them how much money they need.

Fortunately, they didn't ask for 20 yuan. We left this place soon after paying the money.

After I left the park, my interest in traveling disappeared. It feels like naked deception in broad daylight! Moreover, this kind of fraud can really catch the deceived off guard and fall for it.

20 15 During the Spring Festival, I took my parents to travel to Sichuan. At the gate of Dujiangyan Scenic Area, I also met a group of people posing as dolls. I remember a doll dressed as a panda came up to us and dragged my mother to take pictures. I see. Isn't this the same trick again? With the last experience, I quickly dragged my mother away.

Although I have never been cheated, I am not very happy after all. After all, this is Dujiangyan scenic spot. You know, Dujiangyan is a world cultural heritage and an absolute tourist attraction. But these dolls can "cheat" unabashedly here, which proves that the management of the scenic spot is definitely problematic.

It is also possible to pose as a doll, take photos with people and let tourists pay for it. However, first, tourists should take photos voluntarily, not "soliciting customers"; Second, it is necessary to explain to tourists in advance that this is a paid item, such as putting a sign near the doll, indicating "take a photo with X yuan". In this way, it is not an act of deceiving tourists.

To sum up, it is the best policy to stay away from people who pretend to be dolls when they go out to travel and see them near scenic spots.