The tickets for the Qiao Family Courtyard are very expensive, more expensive than the tickets for going to Beijing to see the Forbidden City. Moreover, the Qiao Family Courtyard not only relies on ticket fees, but it is also too commercialized inside.

The Chongqing Wulong Tiankeng World Heritage Site only costs 135 tickets. It also includes a 40 yuan battery ticket! Isn’t it expensive for only 135 for a small yard? Let me tell you, for that place, the 10 yuan ticket for the first time is still worth it; the second time, most people won’t go in if they pay 10 yuan for the second time.

The Forbidden City only offers half-price tickets to the Qiao Family Courtyard. What capital does your Qiao Family Courtyard have to charge higher ticket prices than the Forbidden City? Tourists are here to have fun, not to support your local finance and taxation. If you dislike the low per capita consumption of tourists, why don't you find the reason yourself? Relying on tickets to drive consumption only confirms the fact that ticket prices are inflated. They were all delisted by the state, and they even found online writers to clear them out.

The tickets for the Qiao Family Courtyard are extremely expensive. It’s a one-time deal. Once you go there, you will never want to go there again. You even encourage others not to go. It’s strange that it’s not cool. The Qiao Family Courtyard at least still has historical research value. It costs 300 to 400 yuan to go to a man-made park, Ocean Park, and you will realize that you are stupid after entering.

On the one hand, the tickets are very expensive, and there are shopping places everywhere, just like shopping malls. On the other hand, the transportation, tourist accommodation and other facilities are very simple. As a result, the Qiao Family Courtyard was delisted, and netizens were overjoyed. The reason for excessive commercialization is actually very simple, that is, scenic spots are regarded as cash cows.

To operate a tourist attraction, you need to achieve several goals: try your best to maintain the original appearance of the scenic spot without destroying it; allow more people to have the opportunity to enjoy human history or natural miracles; earn enough money to maintain the scenic spot operations. But we need to find a balance among these objectives. Blindly pursuing profits will only result in destroying the original appearance of the scenic spot and ruining the mood of tourists.