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Sep 23Wed
  1. China Tourism News

    Yunnan issues 20 measures to tighten tour group management

    Yunnan has issued 20 measures for strict management of tour groups, targeting four types of market participants — travel agencies, guides, charter vehicles and shopping outlets — and addressing below-cost tours, forced or induced consumption, tour reselling and group-splitting, and hidden shopping. The measures build a full-chain regulatory system. Agencies are banned from arranging shopping for group tourists, including product sales at scenic areas, streets, accommodation and dining venues, and from selling tours, gambling on tours, second-time reselling and group-splitting. Contracts must use the 2026 electronic model group-tour contract uploaded to the regulatory platform, with a "one g…

Sep 14Mon
  1. Pinchain Tourism

    China's Culture and Tourism Ministry Releases Sixth Batch of Forced-Consumption Cases

    Since March 2026, local culture and tourism authorities have continued a campaign against tour-guide misconduct and forced consumption. The Ministry of Culture and Tourism released its sixth batch of typical cases, covering travel agencies arranging shopping or paid extras without agreement, organising unreasonably low-priced tours, guides instructing or coercing shopping, and threatening tourists. Penalties include confiscation of illegal gains, fines, suspension of business, revocation of travel agency licences and temporary suspension of guide certificates, with fines ranging from 3,000 to 100,000 yuan.

Sep 11Fri
  1. China Tourism News

    China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism Releases Sixth Batch of Forced-Consumption Cases

    China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism published its sixth batch of typical cases on forced consumption in the tourism market, covering 13 cases. Since March 2026, local culture and tourism authorities and cultural market enforcement agencies have continued a campaign against guide misconduct and forced consumption. Cases include arranging shopping or paid add-ons without tourist consent, unreasonably low-priced tours, and guides threatening or deceiving tourists into buying goods. Penalties included confiscation of illegal gains, suspension of operations, fines, and revocation of travel agency business licences.