The travel service contract belongs to

Legal Subjectivity:

1. Provisions of Tourism Service Contract

According to the provisions of Article 58 of the "Tourism Law of the People's Republic of China", including The price travel contract should be in written form and include the following contents:

(1) Basic information about travel agencies and tourists;

(2) Travel itinerary arrangements;

(3) Minimum number of people in a tour group;

(4) Arrangements and standards for transportation, accommodation, catering and other tourism services;

(5) Excursions, entertainment and other items Specific content and time;

(6) Free activity schedule;

(7) Travel expenses and the deadline and method of payment;

(8) Liability for breach of contract and methods of resolving disputes;

(9) Laws, regulations and other matters agreed upon by both parties.

When concluding a package tour contract, the travel agency shall explain in detail to the tourists the contents contained in items 2 to 8 of the preceding paragraph.

II. Obligation to inform in travel service contracts

According to Article 62 of the "Tourism Law of the People's Republic of China", when entering into a package travel contract, the travel agency shall Inform tourists of the following matters:

(1) Situations in which tourists are not suitable to participate in tourism activities;

(2) Safety precautions in tourism activities;

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(4) Tourists should pay attention to relevant laws, regulations, customs and habits of tourist destinations, religious taboos, activities that are not suitable to participate in according to Chinese law, etc. ;

(5) Other matters that should be notified as prescribed by laws and regulations.

During the performance of a package tour contract, if any matters specified in the preceding paragraph are encountered, the travel agency shall also inform the tourists.

3. How to terminate the travel service contract

Contract termination includes both parties’ termination and unilateral termination. Mutual rescission is a new contract entered into by both parties in order to eliminate the original contract, that is, to terminate the contract. Unilateral termination means that one party extinguishes the validity of the contract by exercising its legal right to terminate or agreeing to terminate the contract. The termination of a travel service contract also includes two ways: mutual termination and unilateral termination. The travel agency and the tourist can terminate the contract through coordination. When a travel agency or tourist exercises the right to terminate a contract unilaterally, the following conditions must be met.

1. Tourists can terminate the contract at any time before the end of the tour.

Article 65 of the "Tourism Law of the People's Republic of China" stipulates that if the tourist terminates the contract before the end of the travel itinerary, the organizing agency shall refund the remaining balance after deducting necessary expenses. tourist.

2. If the tourist falls into any of the following circumstances, the travel agency may terminate the contract.

Article 66 of the "Travel Law of the People's Republic of China" stipulates that if a tourist has any of the following circumstances, the travel agency may terminate the contract:

(1) Suffering from Having infectious diseases and other diseases that may endanger the health and safety of other tourists;

(2) Carrying items that endanger public safety and refusing to hand them over to relevant departments for processing;

(3) Engaging in activities that are illegal or contrary to social morality;

(4) Engaging in activities that seriously affect the rights and interests of other tourists and refusing to listen to dissuasion and being unable to stop them;

(5) Other situations stipulated by law.

If the contract is terminated due to the circumstances specified in the preceding paragraph, the tour organizing agency shall return the balance to the tourists after deducting necessary expenses; if losses are caused to the travel agency, the tourists shall bear liability for compensation in accordance with the law. Legal objectivity:

Article 57 of the "Tourism Law of the People's Republic of China" Travel agencies organizing and arranging tourism activities shall enter into contracts with tourists. Article 58 of the Tourism Law of the People's Republic of China shall be in written form and include the following contents: (1) Basic information about travel agencies and tourists; (2) Travel itinerary arrangements; (3) The minimum number of people in a tour group; (4) arrangements and standards for transportation, accommodation, catering and other travel services; (5) specific content and time of tours, entertainment and other projects; (6) free activity schedule; (7) travel expenses and the time limit and method of payment; (8) Liability for breach of contract and methods of resolving disputes; (9) Other matters stipulated by laws, regulations and agreed upon by both parties. When concluding a package tour contract, the travel agency shall explain in detail to the tourists the contents contained in items 2 to 8 of the preceding paragraph.