There are some things that happen when you are traveling, and the following are some common examples:

High-priced tickets: Some attractions may increase in price during the peak season, but some merchants will take the opportunity to sell tickets at a high price, and may even fake the tickets of scenic spots. Tourists need to pay attention to double-check when buying tickets, do not trust the roadside "sales" and "purchase" to avoid being cheated.

Dining consumption: some tourist attractions around the restaurant, snack stalls and other merchants may intentionally high prices, or let you order food is not clear about the price, the final check out only to know that the price is too high. When choosing a restaurant, it is best to know the local price level beforehand and avoid eating in overly busy places.

Shopping traps: Some merchants will set up sales booths on the streets near tourist attractions to lure tourists into buying expensive items. These merchants may use false promotions to make you believe you are getting excellent prices. When shopping, it is a good idea to find out in advance about the prices and features of local goods so that you do not lose out by buying overly expensive items.

Transportation scams: Some cab drivers may intentionally make detours, cheat on the meter and other means to make the transportation cost of tourists increase significantly. Therefore, when choosing transportation, it is best to know the local transportation routes and prices beforehand, as well as choosing public **** transportation or booking services such as online taxi.

To avoid being ripped off during traveling, there are the following suggestions:

Know the local price level in advance: before traveling, you can know the consumption level and price of the destination in advance, so that you can avoid being ripped off by merchants.

Attention to detail: During the travel process, it is important to pay attention to detail and avoid gullibly trusting information provided by unknown sources, such as roadside "tour guides" or "buyers".

Choose formal channels to buy tickets: When buying tickets, try to choose the official website or scenic spot ticket office to avoid being victimized by ticket scams from informal channels.

Determine the price and service details: Before shopping, dining or taking a taxi, be sure to determine the price and service details, to avoid the final checkout price difference or service does not meet the requirements of the situation. If you have been treated unfairly, you must stick to your bottom line and not compromise easily.

Seek help: If you find yourself being ripped off, you can seek help and support from local police, consumer associations and other organizations. Meanwhile, you can also complain and reflect the problem to the tourism department or travel agency to safeguard your rights and interests.

All in all, when we encounter the situation of being ripped off in the course of traveling, we should keep calm and not be confused by the fancy words of the merchants. At the same time, we should also raise our awareness of self-protection to avoid being cheated as much as possible. If you find yourself experiencing unfair treatment, you must be brave to defend your rights and interests.