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Group 1 - The wedding photography travel market in China has seen rapid growth since the introduction of the concept by Platinum Travel Photography in 2011, leading to a surge in similar services by various OTA companies around 2016 [1][2] - Platinum Travel Photography, once a market leader, has faced severe operational issues, including employee salary arrears exceeding 15 million yuan, customer deposits not being refunded, and a significant reduction in business operations since July 2025 [2][4] - The overall customer experience in the wedding photography travel sector has deteriorated, with numerous complaints about poor service quality, hidden costs, and subpar products [3][4] Group 2 - The wedding photography travel industry is characterized by a plethora of low-priced packages and a mix of quality, leading to many studios struggling for survival after the fall of Platinum [4][22] - A significant percentage of consumers, estimated at over 90%, report being deceived by the pricing and service quality in the wedding photography travel market [22][24] - Many studios operate as virtual shops with minimal overhead, often leading to inflated costs for consumers who are lured in by attractive package deals [23][24] Group 3 - The industry has shifted towards a sales-driven model, with many studios prioritizing marketing over quality photography, resulting in a decline in customer satisfaction [31][35] - The collapse of major players like Platinum has created a vacuum, leading to a proliferation of low-quality service providers who do not prioritize customer experience [35][42] - The competitive landscape has forced many traditional photography studios to adapt to a sales-oriented approach, often compromising on service quality to remain profitable [40][41]