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On December 19, it was reported on the Internet that "a tour group in Beihai, Guangzhou, asked tourists to pay 200 yuan per person after getting on the bus" sparked heated discussions. On the evening of December 20, the Guangxi Beihai Municipal Bureau of Tourism, Culture and Sports made a briefing on this matter.
The report said that the group was an individual tour group, and the tour guide involved had made a deep review of his own behavior, and would continue to carry out an in-depth investigation and deal with it in accordance with laws and regulations.
The full text of the circular is:
On the afternoon of December 19th, the Beihai City Cultural Market Comprehensive Administrative Law Enforcement Detachment found on the Internet that "there is a black tour group again, and after getting on the bus, each person is required to pay another 200 yuan, otherwise it will not depart"**, and immediately launched the investigation and verification procedures.
After a preliminary investigation, the team was a tour group organized by Li Moujia (a native of Chongqing, who had worked in a travel agency), and the group itinerary was a Chongqing-Beihai tour from December 14 to 18, and the vehicle was rented by him in Chongqing (license plate number: Chongqing AL00XX).
Li Moujia entrusted the group's itinerary in Beihai to Yang, and Yang entrusted Liu, who knew him, to collect relevant expenses from the group tourists. At that time, because the tourists had objections to the fees, Liu Moudong did not receive any fees, and the group returned to Chongqing on the 18th.
The detachment and the public security found Liu Moudong involved that night, who made a deep review of his own behavior and said that he would actively cooperate with the investigation.
According to the previous ** picture, on December 19, in Beihai, Guangzhou, a man in black clothes was suspected of being the tour guide of the group in the aisle of the bus. The man held a microphone and asked the tourists to pay another 200 yuan per person to travel, otherwise the group would disperse on the spot, and said to the tourists: "If you can't go, no one can come." Tourists heard this and questioned it as a fraud.
Source: **Screenshot.
*After the release, it sparked heated discussions among netizens, and many netizens left comments that they should keep the evidence first and then complain to the local authorities in this case;Some netizens also asked whether they had reported a low-cost tour group, and the author replied: "The cost of this trip is not low. ”
*: Comprehensive Guangxi Beihai Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism, poster news.