Forced consumption has become a major issue in China’s tourism market, especially in popular tourist spots. Recently, a Chinese-American family visiting Guilin for a trip with their children joined a tour to make things easier, but it ended up feeling like they were entering a fraud trap. The so-called “no-shopping tour” lured tourists with low prices, but in reality, they used multiple shopping stops, moral pressure, and psychological tactics to push high-priced purchases. This kind of deception overshadowed what should have been a fun and relaxing trip.
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