What are the main businesses of China Travel Agency?

The main business of China's travel agencies includes: handling exit, entry and visa procedures for tourists, soliciting and receiving tourists, and arranging accommodation and other paid services for tourists. The business projects of travel agencies usually include selling various transportation tickets (such as air tickets, bus tickets and boat tickets), package tours, travel insurance and travel books. , and consulting agents for licenses (such as passports and visas) required for international travel. The smallest travel agency may have only one person, and the largest travel agencies have branches all over the world. The occupations derived from travel agencies are: tour leader, tour guide, conductor, visa Commissioner, dispatcher (tourism operation) and so on. To operate a travel agency, you must hold a valid license issued by the authorities and be a member of the designated travel agency chamber of commerce before you can operate a tour group and travel with a group.

Legal basis:

Article 28 of the Tourism Law of the People's Republic of China, to set up a travel agency to attract, organize, receive tourists and provide them with tourism services, shall meet the following conditions, obtain the permission of the tourism authorities, 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.

Derivative problem:

What are the requirements for registering a travel agency?

To establish a travel agency to attract, organize, receive tourists and provide them with tourism services, it shall meet the following conditions, obtain the permission of the competent tourism department and go through industrial and commercial registration according to law: (1) It has 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.