Moreover, online travel platforms that everyone is very familiar with, including where Ctrip flies pigs, have been exposed to big data. Of course, the killing behavior of big data has aroused widespread concern, and relevant departments have also issued some regulations. Once this kind of behavior happens again, it will face punishment.
In fact, in addition to this routine of killing big data, online travel companies and platforms still have many routines that will make consumers deeply involved. For example, when many people choose a travel service platform, many people will first see some low-priced ones, but we must know that for low-priced tours, services often cannot keep up. Of course, for some platforms, some preferential policies have been made to satisfy consumers, but for most low-cost tours, the satisfaction is not high.
Many enterprises or platforms often cheat consumers' trust under the guise of price concessions, but the process that consumers finally enjoy is not what it was like when they advertised. The price is lower, perhaps the itinerary is more unified, but there will be all kinds of compulsory shopping, which I believe everyone has seen on the Internet. Therefore, no matter what you do, everyone should not be greedy and cheap. It is also reasonable to say that you get what you pay for.