Five Chinese tourists have been named and shamed for their misconduct. The country is now looking into the possibility of levelling them with a possible flying ban.

Two women and a man were added to the list of people reprimanded for "uncivilized behaviour." A feud allegedly started between them after the seat of an unidentified woman was bumped amid the boarding of a flight in Cambodia bound for Chengdu.

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The three were reportedly accompanied out of the plane as per the captain's order. Due to the incident, the flight was delayed for an hour.

In a separate incident in Japan, a man was added to the list after he was detained for allegedly assaulting a storekeeper who disrespected his wife.

The fifth case involves a woman who purportedly threw tea on her tour guide after she found out that her son's ticket to a tourist destination in the western part of China was not added to the package.

The administration has listed their names including a narrative of their misconduct cases. Record will last between 1 and 3 years. Within that time, travel agents, airlines, hotels and tourist destinations have the right to deny service to the blacklisted tourists.

Moreover, the administration revealed they are cooperating with major Chinese airlines on "enacting definite restrictive measures." As of now, there are 16 names on the list of people reprimanded for bad behavior.

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