What are the collateral obligations in the travel contract?

1, notification obligation: the obligation of the parties to a contract to notify the other party of matters that have a significant impact on the interests of the other party.

2. Obligation of explanation: the parties to a contract have the obligation to explain to the other party the matters that have a significant impact on the interests of the other party to the contract.

3. Obligation of assistance: The parties to a contract shall assist the other party in fulfilling its obligations, so that the contract can be performed smoothly.

4. Duty of care: When performing a contract, the debtor should pay careful and honest attention to the other party and the subject matter in the contract, and assist the creditor to realize the interests.

5. Obligation of confidentiality: The parties to a contract have the obligation to keep confidential the secrets of the other party they know through the contractual relationship.

6. Obligation of protection: When performing the contract, the parties shall pay necessary attention to the transaction to protect the personal and property interests of the other party.

Extended data

Incidental obligations are variable and uncertain, so it is difficult for the parties to agree on the content of incidental obligations in the contract, while the content of the principle of good faith is abstract and mandatory, thus providing a corresponding model for confirming and fulfilling extended contractual obligations.

The principle of good faith expands the obligations that the parties should perform in the contract from the obligation of payment to the obligation of notification, assistance and confidentiality that only stayed at the moral level before, and even extends to the third party outside the contractual relationship.

Once a specific contract is established, not only the rights and obligations between the parties occur, but also the debtor has the obligation to take care of and protect the third party who has a special relationship with the creditor, thus creating a legal debt relationship between the debtor and the third party based on honesty and credit, with incidental obligations such as care and protection as its content.