Can the travel contract be destroyed when it expires?

The travel contract cannot be destroyed when it expires. It must be kept according to the statute of limitations.

Travel contracts are the same as general contracts. The ordinary statute of limitations for dispute cases is two years. Unless otherwise provided by law, for personal injury disputes, product quality disputes, contract disputes, etc. caused by travel, the applicable statute of limitations is generally two years, and one year depending on the circumstances.

Although no disputes occurred after the expiration of the travel contract, there is no guarantee that no new disputes will arise during the entire period of validity of the statute of limitations. The travel contract, as the evidence of the entire period of validity of the statute of limitations, cannot be destroyed.