On reselling tickets for tourist attractions

Several answers upstairs really killed me! ! My guidebook will give you an answer:

1. constitutes a crime! ! Scalpers are all crimes, which is definitely a crime. But the chances of sentencing are almost zero. Now in the summer vacation, many travel agencies operate in this way, but the key is that travel agencies are qualified to sell tickets and tour guides are not.

Someone downstairs said that tourists would complain to the Tourism Bureau, which was the biggest joke. I know why this behavior constitutes a crime, but the probability of sentencing is zero, because there is no proof. The key to proof is that the tour guide who sells tickets is also a tourist. Tourists will certainly not complain about the tour guide, because first of all, tourists take advantage. They originally wanted tickets for 190 yuan, but now they buy tickets for 140 yuan, which is beneficial to tourists and does not need to report the tour guide himself. Secondly, visitors to the scenic spot will go to the scenic spot on the same day. They really didn't bother to report the tour guide afterwards. Forget the scenic spots. Why bother?

However, it is not tourists who report the tour guide, but the staff of the scenic spot and the director of the tourism bureau. This behavior reduces the income of the scenic spot, and the tourism bureau protects the interests of the scenic spot. Therefore, no tour guide will secretly sell tickets in the scenic spot, which is very low-key. If found, you must cancel the tour guide card! Moreover, the travel agency to which this tour guide belongs may be blacklisted by the scenic spot. This is the most serious consequence of this behavior! !