Travel Notes: A day at Silver Beach in Beihai, Guangxi

Let me first talk about my experience. After visiting Silver Beach, my friends took a taxi and were about to go back to the B&B to rest. Unexpectedly, the taxi driver started talking nonsense and took them to a restaurant for dinner. He also said it was local delicacies. In the end, the total cost was 100 yuan. For the dish, the restaurant tearfully charged the woman and her friend 1,500 yuan. The restaurant gave them four dishes: spicy fried snails, steamed dragon top, water chestnuts, and spicy stir-fried imperial concubine, but in the end they charged 1,500 yuan.

Although I felt it was expensive when I paid, I thought it was because of the dishes and location. I felt wrong when I returned to the B&B in the evening. Even if the dishes were expensive, these four dishes were not worth 1,500 yuan. I found myself After being brutally stabbed, the woman said that she felt very sad and her mood for traveling was gone.

We didn’t order the food at that time. The boss served the food and asked us to sign for confirmation. At the time, we still thought it was strange. Do you need to sign for a meal? The boss replied that it was okay, just sign it casually. Later, out of trust, he signed it.

In other words, before signing, the price of the four dishes was not known at all, and the hotel did not clearly mark the price in a conspicuous manner. Therefore, the hotel's behavior was illegal. According to the law, it can be reported to the market supervision The department complained and asked the Municipal Supervision Bureau to impose administrative penalties.

Thirdly, Article 41 of the Price Law stipulates that if an operator causes consumers or other operators to overpay due to price violations, the overpaid portion shall be refunded; if damage is caused, the operator shall bear liability for compensation in accordance with the law. .

After complaining to the Municipal Supervision Bureau, the Municipal Supervision Bureau should order the hotel to refund the overcharged money, and in accordance with relevant laws such as the Price Law and the Consumer Rights Protection Law, impose correction orders, fines and penalties on the hotel. Punishments such as revocation of business license.

Finally, Xuexiang was famous all over the world for robbing tourists. I hope other tourist attractions and tourist cities can learn from experience and lessons and vigorously crack down on this kind of robbing of tourists to avoid making the same mistake again.