What contracts do tourists and tour groups need to sign?

When traveling with a group, it is generally necessary to sign a travel contract with the travel agency when signing up. Contract components include: standard contract, travel registration instructions and responsibility rules, travel itinerary, invoices, etc. When signing a contract, we should pay attention to whether all the components are complete and whether there is an official seal and the signature of the agent on the contract. Travel itinerary should include the service contents and standards provided by travel agencies, which is one of the strong evidences in case of tourism disputes.

When signing a contract, tourists must see whether the contract is stamped with the official seal of the travel agency and whether the agent is signed by his real name. If there is an irreconcilable dispute with the travel agency during the travel process, tourists can call the local travel complaint telephone number and contact the local tourism supervision department or the national holiday office; If the legitimate rights and interests of tourists are damaged due to the quality of team service, tourists can complain to the tourism quality supervision department where the travel agency is located within 60 days.

When signing a travel contract with a travel agency, we should pay attention to the rights and obligations of both parties, the promise after advance payment, the activity schedule, the sightseeing items, the dining standards, etc. , and sign the contract seriously. Different brands, different services and different routes will have different prices, and consumers should decide what kind of travel team to join according to their spending power. Although some teams have low bid prices, the actual cost is not low with self-funded projects and tour guide tips, and their trips tend to be greatly "shrunk". Low tour fees are just a means for some travel agencies to attract tourists. It is difficult to protect the legitimate rights and interests of consumers because of the low tourism price. So consumers should not unilaterally pursue low prices. Consumers Association also reminds consumers that whenever they travel in China, no matter where they go or what goods they buy, they should ask the operators for vouchers or invoices. When encountering a consumer dispute,