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However, that does not mean that travelling in a group with a tour guide is the best idea option for us. Take myself as an example, I went to Beijing last summer with a group and the group had of nearly thirty people. Although my safety is was ensured, the group was too noisy and crowded for me to enjoy my journey. When we went to the museum, we have had to follow the guide's instruction and it is was difficult for me to see everything (or see the exhibits) clearly because we have there were too many people together. Had I not joined this tour ist group, I can would have definitely have had a better experience.
In addition, tour guides are sometime are not that reliable. It is a common phenomenon in our country that the tour guide will lead the customers to at some shops to buy souvenirs. The products in these shop are sometimes very expensive but in of low quality. The tour guide just make use takes advantage of our ignorance about of the local situation and make money from it, which really harms the customers' interest (or trust).
Simply put, it is advisable for us to draw (or it is safe for us to come to) the conclusion that staying in a group led by a tour guide is not the best way to travel. Some times, time travelling alone may be a better choice for us to enjoy our journey.
Yes, it is really annoying when the tour guides bring us to the shops and won't let us go until we buy something.
TOEFL writing part: Is staying in a group lead by a tour guide the best way to travel
Travelling has now become an important way for us to spend our holiday, but there is a problem question as to whether the best way to travel is in a group lead by a tour guide (or guided tour group)? From my perspective, travelling with a tour guide is not the best way and the reasons are as follows.Frankly speaking, travelling in a group with a local guide is quite efficient in most situations. Travelling alone sometimes is may not be that safe, but when travelling in a group, we have no necessity need to worry about our own safety. What's is more (this phrase is more common to shorten to what's more) , when arriving at a new city that we are not familiar with, it is really common for us to lose our direction. and it is a hard nut to crack for us to find the way to the tourist attractions Finding our way to the tourist attractions can be a hard nut to crack (usually " some problem ... is/can be/may be a hard nut to crack"). Having a tour guide is a perfect solution to these problems. Without worrying having to worry about taking going the wrong way, we can definitely enjoy the beautiful scenery more easily.
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