“五一”假期消费提示

Group 1 - The upcoming "May Day" holiday is expected to drive consumer activities such as travel, shopping, and dining, prompting local authorities to issue safety and rational consumption reminders [1] Group 2 - Consumers are advised to choose travel agencies or online platforms carefully, ensuring they check qualifications and compare market prices to avoid "unreasonably low-priced tours" [3] - It is important to clarify contract details, including costs, itinerary, and liability when signing agreements with travel service providers [3] - For accommodation and attractions, consumers should verify real reviews and confirm facilities before booking [3] Group 3 - During the holiday, consumers should be cautious of promotional activities in shopping, understanding the rules of discounts and avoiding price fraud [3] - Consumers are encouraged to differentiate between "deposit" and "advance payment" when making prepayments, to prevent disputes due to misunderstanding promotional rules [3] Group 4 - Food safety is emphasized, with recommendations to choose restaurants with good hygiene and proper licenses, and to be vigilant about pricing and billing [3] - Consumers should avoid high-risk foods and ensure they receive proper invoices or receipts to prevent overcharging [3] Group 5 - When engaging in prepaid consumption, consumers should sign written contracts detailing usage scope, validity, service items, refund conditions, and liability [3] - It is crucial to be aware of restrictive clauses regarding service termination and transfer, and not to rely solely on verbal promises from merchants [3] Group 6 - Consumers are advised to retain receipts and transaction records for purchases, and to seek legal recourse in case of disputes by contacting relevant authorities or consumer protection organizations [4]