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Stop Blaming Cheap Tours for Hong Kong Forced Shopping
The moral panic over "forced shopping" in Hong Kong is a convenient lie. Industry "experts" love to wag their fingers at budget tour operators, claiming low-cost itineraries are the root of all evil.
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