Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Hotel franchise - What do I need to do to call the travel agency?

What do I need to do to call the travel agency?

First of all, it depends on the integrity of the travel agency you are affiliated with. Many departments find it difficult to withdraw the deposit when the contract with the head office expires. I've been in this situation before. The affiliated contract must have clear terms, the head office of the cooperative travel agency must have a good reputation, and the deposit can be refunded in time when the affiliated contract is stopped.

Ask about the tax to be paid when invoicing. The taxes of different travel agencies are different, some are high and some are low. It is necessary to ask whether to pay the percentage of the invoice amount or the percentage of the profit.

Choose a well-known travel agency, preferably a big company that often has newspaper advertisements, so that when organizing a group, you can show the newspaper advertisements of the head office to the guests and increase their trust in you.

Choose a travel agency with high integrity, and don't call travel agencies that often owe money and don't give change, so hotels, shopping stores and even hotels will find it difficult to trust you.

The World Tourism Organization defines a travel agency as "a retail organization that provides the public with information about possible travel, accommodation and related services, including service fees and conditions. Tourism organizers or producers or wholesalers make preparations for travel and residence by organizing transportation, booking different accommodations and proposing all other services before proposing tourism demand.

The degree of internationalization of tourism in China is low, which is manifested in the lack of corporate brands with high market recognition, leading international know-how and advanced management capabilities, failure to form their own intellectual property rights and build their own core competitive advantages, and lack of innovative capabilities such as business model and product development. The bottleneck of insufficient international market knowledge and international talent reserve, especially the shortage of talents in transnational mergers and acquisitions of tourism enterprises.