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Core Viewpoint - The Guizhou Provincial Market Supervision Administration is taking strict measures against price irregularities in the tourism sector, emphasizing compliance with relevant laws and regulations to maintain a fair and orderly market environment [1][2][3]. Group 1: Regulatory Actions - On August 5, the Guizhou Provincial Market Supervision Administration held a meeting with major travel platforms, including Ctrip, Tongcheng, Douyin, Meituan, and Fliggy, to address potential violations such as "choose one from two," price manipulation, and price fraud [1]. - The administration has mandated these platforms to conduct self-inspections and rectify any illegal practices, including price gouging and abuse of market dominance [1][2]. - Future monitoring will focus on compliance, with severe penalties for non-compliance, including public exposure of typical cases [1]. Group 2: Industry Initiatives - The Guizhou Travel Agency Association and Guiyang Tourism Association have initiated a campaign to uphold price order during the summer tourism season, urging operators to adhere to principles of fairness and honesty [2]. - A joint statement from the Guizhou Homestay Association and the Guizhou Catering Industry Association has called for strict compliance with pricing laws, particularly against practices like temporary price hikes and misleading pricing [2]. Group 3: Legal Framework and Penalties - On July 31, the Guizhou Provincial Market Supervision Administration issued a reminder to the accommodation industry, emphasizing the need for transparent pricing and prohibiting unilateral contract cancellations or price increases after booking [3]. - Violations of the pricing regulations can result in fines up to 50,000 yuan for minor infractions, while serious offenses like price fraud can incur fines up to 500,000 yuan, and price gouging can lead to fines up to 3 million yuan [3].

Core Viewpoint - The Guizhou Provincial Market Supervision Administration has initiated discussions with major travel platforms to enforce compliance with pricing laws and regulations, aiming to eliminate price irregularities and maintain a fair market environment [1][3]. Group 1: Regulatory Actions - The Guizhou Provincial Market Supervision Administration has called for strict adherence to laws such as the Price Law and Anti-Monopoly Law among travel platforms like Ctrip, Tongcheng, Douyin, Meituan, and Fliggy [1][3]. - The administration highlighted potential violations including "choose one from two," price manipulation through technology, and price fraud, urging platforms to conduct self-inspections and rectify any issues [3][9]. - Future monitoring will focus on the competitive landscape, with strict penalties for non-compliance, including public exposure of typical cases to deter violations [3][9]. Group 2: Market Impact - Following the regulatory discussions, stock prices for Meituan, Ctrip, and Tongcheng have declined, indicating market reaction to the heightened scrutiny [3]. - As of August 6, Meituan's stock price was 121.40 RMB, down 1.22%, with a market capitalization of 1,741.7 billion RMB [4]. - Ctrip's stock price was 485.40 RMB, down 0.74%, with a market capitalization of 346.4 billion RMB [5]. Group 3: Industry Initiatives - The Guizhou Provincial Travel Agency Association and other local associations have launched initiatives to promote fair pricing practices during the summer tourism season [7][8]. - These initiatives emphasize self-regulation among operators, adherence to fair pricing principles, and the elimination of deceptive pricing practices such as "shadow menus" [8][9]. - The Consumer Association has also urged consumers to be vigilant about pricing information when selecting accommodations and dining options [8].

Group 1 - The Guizhou Provincial Market Supervision Administration held a meeting with five travel platform companies, including Ctrip, Tongcheng, Douyin, Meituan, and Fliggy, to enforce compliance with pricing laws and regulations [1] - The meeting addressed potential issues such as "choose one from two," price manipulation through technology, contract breaches, price fraud, and price gouging, urging companies to strengthen self-regulation and compliance [1] - The administration will closely monitor the competitive landscape and take strict legal action against companies that violate regulations or fail to rectify issues [1] Group 2 - On July 31, the Guizhou Provincial Market Supervision Administration issued a reminder to the accommodation industry and third-party platforms to adhere to pricing laws, including clear pricing and prohibiting unilateral contract cancellations [2] - Penalties for violations include fines up to 5,000 yuan for minor infractions, up to 500,000 yuan for price fraud, and up to 3 million yuan for price gouging [2] - The China Tourism Research Institute predicts that domestic tourist numbers during the summer of 2025 may exceed 2.5 billion, reaching 115% of 2019 levels, with overall summer consumption expected to reach 1.8 trillion yuan [2] Group 3 - As a popular summer travel destination, Guizhou's market supervision authority convened a meeting to standardize tourism pricing, with industry associations advocating for self-regulation and fair pricing practices [3] - The Guizhou Provincial Tourism Association and other organizations called for adherence to legal pricing standards and the elimination of deceptive pricing practices in the accommodation and dining sectors [3] - The Guizhou Consumer Association urged consumers to pay attention to pricing information and for operators to implement clear pricing to foster a fair and trustworthy summer tourism environment [3]

Core Viewpoint - The Guizhou Provincial Market Supervision Administration has conducted administrative talks with major travel platforms including Ctrip, Tongcheng, Douyin, Meituan, and Fliggy to address potential pricing irregularities and enforce compliance with relevant laws and regulations [2][3]. Group 1: Regulatory Actions - The Guizhou Provincial Market Supervision Administration has emphasized the need for strict adherence to laws such as the Price Law and Anti-Monopoly Law, urging platforms to eliminate pricing chaos and maintain a fair market environment [2][3]. - The administration has reported issues such as "choose one from two" practices, price manipulation, and price fraud among the platforms, highlighting the legal risks involved [3]. - A reminder letter was issued to the accommodation industry, mandating compliance with pricing laws and fair pricing practices to avoid disrupting the market order [4]. Group 2: Penalties and Compliance - Violations of the clear pricing regulations can result in fines of up to 5,000 yuan, while severe cases of price fraud can incur fines up to 500,000 yuan, and price gouging can lead to fines of up to 3 million yuan [6]. - The administration plans to closely monitor the competitive landscape of these platforms and will take strict actions against those that violate regulations, including public exposure of typical cases [3][6]. Group 3: Consumer Complaints and Issues - Since 2021, the Consumer Protection platform has received 8,386 complaints related to group tours, with 1,533 effective complaints reported by mid-2025 [6]. - The top eight online travel agencies (OTAs) with the highest complaint volumes include Ctrip, Fliggy, and Meituan, with issues primarily related to refund disputes and false advertising [7]. - The complaints indicate that refund disputes account for 23.40% and false advertising for 22.70% of the issues, with forced consumption complaints also being significant [7][8].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the need to curb price irregularities in the tourism sector in Guizhou Province, highlighting the government's commitment to maintaining a fair and orderly market environment [2][3]. Group 1: Government Actions - The Guizhou Provincial Market Supervision Administration held a meeting with major travel platforms such as Ctrip, Tongcheng, Douyin, Meituan, and Fliggy, urging them to comply with relevant laws and regulations to prevent price irregularities [2]. - The administration reported potential issues such as "choose one from two," price manipulation through technology, and price fraud, and warned of legal risks associated with these practices [2]. - A follow-up will involve close monitoring of the competitive landscape, with strict penalties for non-compliance and public exposure of typical cases to deter violations [2]. Group 2: Industry Self-Regulation - Various tourism industry associations in Guizhou initiated a campaign to maintain price order during the summer season, advocating for self-discipline among operators [3]. - The Guizhou Travel Agency Association and Guiyang Tourism Association emphasized the importance of fair, legal, and honest pricing practices, particularly addressing issues like temporary price hikes and misleading pricing [3]. - The Guizhou Consumer Association urged consumers to pay attention to pricing information and called on operators to adhere to clear pricing standards to foster a trustworthy consumption environment [3]. Group 3: Regulatory Reminders - On July 31, the Guizhou Provincial Market Supervision Administration issued a reminder to the accommodation industry, stressing the need for compliance with pricing laws and regulations [4]. - The reminder included directives to ensure clear and truthful pricing, prohibiting unilateral contract cancellations and unauthorized price increases after booking [4]. - Penalties for violations include fines of up to 5,000 yuan for minor infractions, with more severe penalties for price fraud and collusion, reaching up to 500,000 yuan and 3 million yuan respectively [4].