山西一地要求出租车给游客打九折，不优惠将10倍罚款，司机还没补贴？当地回应

Group 1 - The recent promotional activity in Wanrong County, Shanxi, offers a 10% discount for taxi services to tourists holding tickets from local attractions, but there is no subsidy for taxi drivers, raising concerns [1][4] - Taxi drivers report that failure to comply with the discount policy could result in fines up to ten times the fare amount, creating financial pressure on them [4][6] - The local tourism bureau acknowledged the lack of a subsidy for drivers and stated they would report the issue for further consideration [5][6] Group 2 - Taxi drivers in Wanrong County typically earn around 200 yuan for 12 hours of work, with fixed daily expenses of about 100 yuan, not including additional costs like maintenance and food [4][6] - The taxi company expressed that the promotional activity is seen as a loss-making endeavor, and they feel obligated to participate despite the financial strain [6] - The company indicated that no drivers have been fined yet, suggesting compliance with the discount policy among drivers [6]