Tourists cancel their trips for their own reasons. Can the travel agency claim for the loss?

The Tourism Law also clearly stipulates that if a tourist signs up for an outbound tour organized by a travel agency and temporarily cancels or withdraws from the tour, the changing party shall promptly notify the other party and bear the resulting business losses.

Specifically, if a tourist cancels his trip for his own reasons, he shall compensate the travel agency for the expenses incurred in arranging the trip, and pay the corresponding liquidated damages according to the advance time of cancellation; Similarly, if the trip is cancelled due to the travel agency's breach of contract, the travel agency will bear the losses and pay the tourists liquidated damages.

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According to the provisions of Article 63 of the Tourism Law, "if a travel agency attracts tourists to travel in groups and cannot leave the group because it has not reached the agreed number, the group agency may terminate the contract. However, tourists should be notified at least 7 days in advance for domestic tourism and at least 30 days in advance for outbound tourism.

If the contract is terminated due to the failure to reach the agreed number of tour groups, the package tour agency shall refund all the fees charged to the tourists. If the travel agency terminates the contract for its own reasons and violates the contract, it should bear the corresponding liability for breach of contract, and the compensation for liquidated damages should be settled through consultation according to the contract.

When signing a travel contract with a travel agency, tourists should remember to make relevant agreements on this matter and write them into the contract.

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