Did you encounter anything particularly unpleasant during your trip?

The last time I went to Dali, I encountered too many unpleasant things, it really made people angry, I said a few things casually, when I inquired about the route, the staff didn't figure it out, so I dragged my suitcase and ran four or five times under the scorching sun.

Later, the next day I wanted to go to Erhai Lake for a walk, especially which Internet celebrity glass ball, hitchhiking on the side of the road, I lived near the ancient city at the time, the master went back and forth for 100 yuan, I said forget my own past, and then he said that you are sixty alone.

Later, I said you can take me down, and I will come back by myself when the time comes, and he said yes, only 30, and he drove me halfway through, and told me that the destination was in front of me, and it was good to walk along with it.

I got out of the car and found that I was being driven to a place where I couldn't get an inch, and I was still three kilometers away from my destination, which was really unpleasant.

When I went to Xiamen last year, I booked the homestay online in advance, and the attitude at the front desk of the store was very bad, so that we could add money to stay, and I was particularly tired of carrying my luggage at that time.

When traveling, I think everyone will inevitably encounter unpleasant things, because there are many unscrupulous businesses that will always trap tourists in those tourist spots. I remember once when I went to Hangzhou, I made a reservation for a restaurant in advance online. The price is very cheap, about more than 100 yuan a standard room, when I arrived, I found that the appearance of the scene is not the same as **, and it belongs to that kind of house, not even the door.

It is not possible to get a refund because refunds are not accepted. I wanted to give a bad review, only to find that I was asked for my mobile phone when I just entered the door and then gave a five-star review of my business. This is also the only time I was cheated when I was traveling.

During the trip, of course, I encountered particularly unpleasant things, for example, those tour guides and locals often cheated us, and sometimes even joined forces, and we were forced by power, forced by the fact that they were local people and tour guides had to spend money to buy permits, and they were subjected to crimes, and we felt particularly aggrieved and unhappy at that time.

I did encounter some unpleasant things on the way to travel, when I went to Shanghai alone, I found that my tires were flat, and then I couldn't go to the village and didn't go to the store, how could I change the spare tire by myself, it was really hard, and I was not happy at all.

On my honeymoon trip to Thailand, I lost my passport carelessly on the third day, which directly affected the mood of the trip. I am also ready to separate from my husband (he returned to China first, I reissued my passport), the day before leaving, I was called to the hotel front desk, it turned out that the passport was picked up by a well-wisher (lost near the hotel), that moment was about to burst into tears, the first trip abroad was warmed to melt, I feel that ** have kind-hearted people! Last but not least:

When you go out to play, you must put your ID card or passport away.

When you travel, you will always encounter the situation of being cheated, because you are a foreigner, and he will know as soon as he hears your accent that the beauty of your time will ask you for more money when taking a taxi. Being bullied as an out-of-towner is sometimes a common thing. Be sure to keep an eye on your route before you go out.

Traveling is a very happy thing, but if you encounter something unpleasant during the trip, your mood will be greatly reduced, and your impression of the place will become very bad. ......Specifically, the factors that will affect one's image of the local area include the local scenery is not good, the quality of play is not high, the service is very poor, which makes you feel dissatisfied, and the cultural atmosphere is not good, and you feel a lack of taste.

1. The biggest factor affecting my impression is the poor local scenery and the low quality of play.

If there's one thing that has the most impact on your impression of the place, it's the scenery. ......The most fundamental reason we come here is to enjoy the scenery, so if we find that the scenery is not beautiful, we will immediately feel dissatisfied and leave a bad impression of the place. ......This impression of the base hall will last for a long time and will have a very big impact on yourself.

2. The poor state of local service will seriously affect your impression of the local area.

When we go out to play, the most important thing is to have fun. That's why we pay a lot of attention to the quality of service in the area during our visit. ......It is precisely for this reason that the quality of local service will also have a great impact on what kind of impression we leave on the local area......If the quality of the local service is poor, we will have a bad impression of it and will not want to visit it again in the future.

3. The poor state of the cultural atmosphere will also make you leave a bad impression of the local area.

The process of going out to play is not only to have fun and relax, but also to enjoy the cultural atmosphere of different places. ......Therefore, the state of the local cultural atmosphere will also directly affect your impression of the local area. ......If the local culture is strong, you will linger and leave a good image.

And if the local cultural atmosphere is very weak, you will feel bored in the world, your impression of the local area will deteriorate, and you will not be willing to visit here in the future.

Traveling is an enjoyable experience, but sometimes we come across something that annoys. One of them is an inexplicable argument with a stranger during a trip. I've been in this situation before.

Once I went on a trip with a few friends, we chose a hot spring hotel as a place to stay. On the second day of our stay, we relax in the hot spring area of the hotel and enjoy the comfort of the hot springs. However, as we were about to leave the pool, something unpleasant happened.

At that time, there was a middle-aged man wearing sunglasses next to us, who kept taking pictures with his mobile phone. We felt very uncomfortable, so my friend and I asked him if we could stop taking pictures. However, the man was very angry, saying that we had no right to restrict his behavior and continued to take pictures.

We tried to explain our feelings, but he refused to listen to us and began to speak ill of us. In the end, we had no choice but to leave the pool and find another place to relax.

Another time I had an argument was during a trip where my friends and I were taking pictures at a tourist spot. We were standing on a rock, photographing the view, when a stranger came over and wanted to join us. Although we didn't really want a stranger to appear in our **, we agreed to him.

However, when we wanted to leave, the stranger refused to leave and asked us to take another picture of him. We tried to explain that our time was limited, but he wouldn't leave. In the end, we had to bite the bullet and leave the crack, as if a stranger was still shouting at us.

These inexplicable arguments taught me that it's normal to meet people who are picky, impolite, or even aggressive while traveling. While we can't control the actions of others, we can control our emotions. We can try to explain our thoughts calmly or choose to leave the scene and not let these negative emotions affect our travel experience.

When I traveled, I did encounter some uncivilized behavior. One of the most common is littering in scenic spots, including food packaging, cigarette butts, plastic bottles, and more.

This behavior not only seriously damages the environment, but also causes unnecessary distress to other tourists. I've seen tourists throw away cigarette butts and people spit in scenic spots, which makes people very angry and dissatisfied.

Another uncivilized behavior is to make loud noises in public places, regardless of other people's feelings. I once met a group of young people on the train, drinking loudly, singing, and even starting to use mobile phone ** and ruining Naila until late at night. This behavior will not only disturb the rest of others, but also make other passengers feel very uncomfortable.

There are also some tourists who will pick flowers and fruits at will in the scenic area, which not only destroys the plants in the scenic area, but also may affect the experience of other tourists. In addition, graffiti and lettering in public places are also uncivilized behaviors, which will bring pollution and damage to the environment.

In response to these uncivilized behaviors, I usually take the following measures: First, I will report the situation to the local staff or management and actively cooperate with them to take corresponding measures.

If it is some minor incivility, I will try to be as patient as possible to remind those who behave uncivilly, so that they can realize their mistakes and correct them. If the situation is more serious, I will also consider taking pictures or taking ** and other ways to record it for subsequent processing.

In general, uncivilized behavior is something we should oppose and resist, and each of us should do our part to maintain public order and call for spring. Only in this way can we enjoy a wonderful travel experience together.

It is very common for unpleasant things to happen during a trip, and sometimes even disputes arise over some inexplicable little things. I will explain in detail some of the inexplicable disputes I experienced during my travels.

1.Battle for photo spots.

When my travel companions and I come to a beautiful spot, we all have a common goal, which is to take pictures of the beautiful **. But when we're trying to find the best place to take a picture, there are times when it's prudent to get into an argument. Everyone wants to be in the best position, and everyone thinks their ** is the best.

At this time, we need to understand each other and make concessions to each other to solve this problem.

2.Itinerary disputes.

When multiple people travel together, each person's interests and needs are different. Sometimes we argue about which spots to visit, how long to play, and what to eat. That's when we need to compromise with each other so that everyone can enjoy the trip to the fullest.

3.Budget allocation disputes.

Money can also be a point of contention when traveling. When we decide to travel together, we need to negotiate everyone's budget and age requirements first, and try to avoid adding expenses during the trip. If we really have a problem, we need to talk to each other clearly, be calm, and solve the problem together.

4.Transportation disputes.

While traveling, we need to use transportation frequently to get to various destinations. Maybe we will have an argument over the preparation of the trip, the car type chosen, or the order of ride. At this time, we should also analyze rationally and negotiate a solution, instead of blaming each other with a thin stomach.

In general, conflicts are inevitable in travel, not because people can't solve problems, but because we have more problems to deal with during our travels. If we can deal with problems more rationally and give respect and understanding, we can make the trip more enjoyable and memorable.

Of course they have. Many people have encountered such a situation when traveling, that is, they have encountered a very worthless attraction, I don't know whether the expectations are high, or because the reality is really not what they imagined, anyway, the travel back is angry.

Therefore, before traveling, you must do a good job of strategy, so that you can make your journey enjoyable and have fun. In the course of our travels, we may come across some attractions that we don't feel are worth visiting:

1.It's a big shame that the name doesn't live up to it:

Some attractions may be exaggerated in their promotions and are actually not valuable and attractive enough. For example, some so-called "World Cultural Heritage" may only have a historical background, but in fact do not have much artistic or cultural value.

2.High Ticket Costs:

Admission to some attractions can be prohibitive, making it unworthwhile for visitors to feel like they're paying for it. For example, some commercial scenic spots may make money by charging high ticket prices, while ignoring the humanistic care and service quality for tourists.

3.The ornamental nature of the man-made scenery is relatively poor:

Some man-made landscapes may not have sufficient historical, cultural or natural value and are labelled as "famous attractions". For example, some newly built theme parks, amusement parks, etc., although they have entertainment functions, do not necessarily have sufficient historical or cultural value.

4.It's all low-quality counterfeits :

Some attractions may display some famous historical buildings or artworks in the form of replicas, but due to the varying quality, these replicas may not be authentic to the original.

5..It's basically a commercial atmosphere:

Some attractions may have lost their natural and cultural atmosphere due to over-commercialization. For example, some tourist destinations may be flooded with souvenir shops, crowded crowds, and high prices, resulting in a detracted travel experience.

6.Inferior quality facilities:

Some attractions may not be worth visiting due to poor quality facilities, such as unsafe rock wreckage, dilapidated roads, or unclean toilets.