What should travel agencies pay in accordance with regulations for compensation for tourists’ rights and interests?

Legal analysis: Travel agencies should pay tourism service quality deposits in accordance with regulations to compensate for damage to tourists’ rights and interests.

Legal basis: "Travel Law of the People's Republic of China" Article 31 Travel agencies shall pay tourism service quality deposits in accordance with regulations to compensate for damage to tourists' rights and interests and advance payment for tourists' personal safety The cost of emergency assistance in case of danger.

1. Do travel agencies need to pay a tourism service quality deposit?

1. According to the relevant laws of our country, travel agencies should pay a tourism service quality deposit in accordance with regulations to compensate for damage to tourists’ rights and interests. and advance the cost of emergency assistance when tourists’ personal safety is in danger.

2. Legal provisions: "Tourism Law of the People's Republic of China"

Article 31: Travel agencies shall pay tourism service quality deposits in accordance with regulations for tourists Compensation for damage to rights and interests and advance payment for emergency assistance when tourists’ personal safety is in danger.

Article 32: When travel agencies publish information to attract and organize tourists, they must be true and accurate, and may not conduct false propaganda or mislead tourists.

2. How to provide evidence for travel damage compensation

First, the basis for the party’s right to claim for damages is the travel contract. Therefore, the travel contract signed between the party and the travel company, the party's ID card, the travel service fee invoice issued by the travel agency, the group departure notice, etc., can prove the establishment of the travel contract relationship.

Second, the travel agency leader or yacht service provider’s written materials about the incident can prove the fact that the party was injured during the trip and the causal relationship.

Third, hospital medical records, discharge summary, medical order list, medical fee invoice, appraisal conclusion (including disability level and treatment rest, nutrition, and nursing period), appraisal fee invoice, certificate of loss of income due to missed work, household registration Register or temporary (residence) certificate, salary certificate and personal income tax payment certificate, social security fund settlement statement, nursing staff salary certificate, etc., to prove the material losses suffered by the party due to physical injury and the scope and standard of compensation.

In addition, parties generally lack the necessary legal knowledge and litigation experience and can hire a lawyer to litigate on their behalf. The attorney fees for personal injury compensation cases can be borne by the obligor. Therefore, if you hire a lawyer, you will also need to provide the court with an invoice for the lawyer's representation fees.