深圳市消委会发布2026年春节旅游消费提示

Group 1 - The travel demand among students is significantly increasing as universities enter winter break, leading to a surge in travel bookings for the Spring Festival [1] - Flight bookings for departures from January 12 to 19 have shown a notable week-on-week increase, with travelers aged 18-22 seeing a nearly 30% rise in proportion [1] - The upcoming holiday period is expected to see a peak in travel as students and children aged 0-17 have doubled their flight bookings [1] Group 2 - Popular cities for early Spring Festival bookings include Beijing, Guangzhou, Shanghai, Fuzhou, Shenzhen, Harbin, Shantou, Kunming, Chengdu, and Dali [1] - Consumers are advised to check official channels for destination-specific activities and to be cautious when selecting travel agencies, ensuring they verify qualifications and sign written contracts [1] - New promotional formats like "flight blind boxes" and "live-stream promotions" may have restrictions such as "not usable during holidays," prompting consumers to understand product rules before booking [1] Group 3 - High demand for holiday travel necessitates that consumers carefully read refund and change policies for tickets, hotels, and other travel products to avoid disputes [1] - Consumers should avoid impulsive purchases during travel, especially for souvenirs or valuable items, and should request invoices for expensive purchases [2] - In case of consumer disputes, it is recommended to communicate with tour guides or travel agencies and, if unresolved, to file complaints through local consumer organizations [2]