What is the main content of the Tourism Law?

Tourism Law is a national law of our country, which mainly stipulates the rights and obligations of tour operators, the protection of tourists' rights and interests, and the handling of tourism complaints. The law clearly stipulates the service obligations that tour operators should perform, and punishes tour operators who provide false information in violation of service contracts. At the same time, it also stipulates the protection measures and applicable regulations for the rights and interests of tourists.

The Tourism Law was formally implemented on June 65, 1965, 438+03, 65, 438+00, 65, 438+0. It is called the Tourism Law of the People's Republic of China, which is the national law of China. Tourism law mainly stipulates the rights and obligations of tourism operators, the protection of tourists' rights and interests, and the handling of tourism complaints. The Tourism Law clearly stipulates the service obligations that tourism operators should perform, including providing true, accurate and complete information on tourism activities, ensuring the personal safety and health of tourists and safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of tourists. Punish tour operators who provide false information in violation of service contracts to protect the rights and interests of tourists. The Tourism Law also stipulates the protection measures and applicable provisions of tourists' rights and interests, including tourists' right to know, safety and privacy. At the same time, the law also stipulates the procedures and institutions for handling tourism complaints to ensure that the legitimate rights and interests of tourists are effectively safeguarded and guaranteed.

What are the illegal acts of tourism operators in tourism activities? The possible illegal acts of tourism operators in tourism activities include providing false information, providing tourism products and services that are not in line with the actual situation, and maliciously damaging the legitimate rights and interests of tourists. For example, it is illegal to mislead tourists through false propaganda and exaggerated propaganda, or to provide substandard accommodation, catering, transportation and other tourism services. In addition, overcharging and forcibly purchasing "self-funded projects" are also common illegal acts.

Tourism Law is a national law of our country, which mainly stipulates the rights and obligations of tour operators, the protection of tourists' rights and interests, and the handling of tourism complaints. This law effectively maintains the order of the tourism market and protects the legitimate rights and interests of tourists by clearly stipulating the service obligations that tour operators should perform, the punishment measures for illegal acts and the protection measures for tourists' rights and interests.

Legal basis:

Article 28 of the Tourism Law of the People's Republic of China, to establish a travel agency to attract, organize and receive tourists and provide them with tourism services, shall meet the following conditions, obtain the permission of the competent tourism department, and go through industrial and commercial registration according to law:

(1) Having a fixed business place;

(2) Having necessary business facilities.

(3) Having registered capital that meets the requirements;

(4) Having necessary managers and tour guides;

(5) Other conditions stipulated by laws and administrative regulations.