Does the free travel given by an insurance company salesperson count as giving extra-contractual benefits?

Extra-contractual benefits will be considered. According to the query on Hualu.com, insurance company salesmen, also known as insurance agents, are the general name for individual agents in the insurance industry. They promise to provide travel, cash back, and gifts to policyholders after buying insurance. This is a promise to provide an insurance policyholder with an insurance contract. Benefits other than those agreed upon are also illegal, so free travel given by an insurance company salesperson is regarded as giving benefits outside the contract.