Hello, I accidentally fell down while traveling. I bought the ticket online, but the scenic spot said that their insurance has expired. I am now

Whether tourists injured in a scenic spot can claim compensation from the scenic spot and travel agency depends on the specific circumstances. According to the provisions of the "Tourism Law", "tour operators shall ensure that the goods and services they provide meet the requirements for protecting personal and property safety." That is, if the roads in the scenic area are smooth, the safety facilities are complete, and the safety prompts are in place, the tourists' falls are due to If it is caused by accidental reasons such as unsteady walking, the scenic spot will not be liable for compensation, and the travel agency will not be jointly and severally liable. However, if the tourist's fall is caused by insufficient anti-slip facilities in the scenic area, or obvious defects in the safety facilities (such as the floor tiles in the toilets in the scenic area are not anti-slip and there are no obvious prompts, the scenic area exceeds the maximum capacity to accept tourists and tourists fall due to crowding, etc.) , the scenic spot should be liable for compensation for tourists' falls.

However, whether it is the responsibility of the scenic spot or the tourist, since most tourists have purchased travel accident insurance, and the tickets to the scenic spot also include travel insurance, general falls can be compensated by insurance. Raised money for treatment. Therefore, when a tourist is injured, the scenic spot and travel agency should rescue the tourist as soon as possible instead of dividing the responsibility. At the same time, they should report the case to the insurance company in a timely manner and provide corresponding supporting materials according to the insurance company's requirements, so that the injured tourist can receive corresponding compensation in a timely manner.

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