As a tour guide, what legal risks may you encounter in the process of traveling with a group in China, and how to prevent them?

As a tour guide, the legal risks that may be encountered in the preliminary design process of domestic tour with a group and its prevention;

1. Qualification risk

Travel agencies without tourism qualifications cannot accept tourism business. If they sign the contract, there will be risks.

Matters needing attention: First, ask the travel agency to provide relevant qualification certificates; Second, check online or the Tourism Bureau. If you find that it is unqualified, change to a travel agency.

2. Contract risk

There may be clauses in the travel contract that exempt the travel agency from responsibility and aggravate the tourists' own personal accidents. Such unfavorable clauses will lead to disputes after disputes arise.

Note: passengers must read the contract carefully and refuse to sign the exemption clause. If the travel agency does not cooperate, it can change the travel agency.

3. Insured accident

The insurance provided by travel agencies may be incomplete. If tourists can't see clearly and have an accident, tourists may suffer.

Note: If there are few types of insurance or the insured amount is small, you need to go to the insurance company to insure the corresponding types of insurance in time.

4. Risk of injury

After the travel agency issued a behavior warning to ensure the personal safety of tourists, tourists did not listen to dissuasion, causing personal injury. Generally, this kind of prosecution court for tourists is not supported.

Precautions: Tourists should ask travel agencies to provide detailed written travel plans, including modes of transportation, schedules, precautions along the way, etc.

5. Risk of proof

After an accident during the trip, the parties fail to lock the evidence in time, which may lead to insufficient evidence in litigation.

Note: Visitors can keep photos, audio recordings, videos, shopping receipts, etc. Are all evidence recognized by the court. In addition, alarm records can also be used as relevant evidence.