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China Cracking Down on Tour Operators Over 'Forced Shopping' Tactics
The Straits Times
|July 11, 2025
China is taking action against tour operators who engage in illegal practices — including forcing travellers to shop at designated stores — with the aim of protecting consumers and ensuring a safe and more enjoyable travel experience.
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The Ministry of Culture and Tourism, together with the Ministry of Public Security and the State Administration for Market Regulation, has launched a yearlong campaign to tighten supervision and enforcement over "forced shopping" practices, which involve pressuring tourists to buy goods at specific stores in exchange for rebates.
The Culture and Tourism Ministry on July 9 also published a list of 12 companies and three individuals accused of violating tourism regulations, including operating without licenses, forcing tourists to shop and organizing low-priced tours with hidden additional payments.
The ministry said it will continue updating the list to deter dishonest operators.
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