The conditions that need to be met to open a travel agency are as follows:

1. Have a fixed business location;

2. Have necessary business facilities;

3. Have registered capital that meets the regulations; international travel agencies must have a registered capital of no less than 1.5 million, those operating inbound must have a quality deposit of 600,000, and those operating outbound must have a quality deposit of 1 million. Domestic travel agencies require a registered capital of 300,000 yuan and a quality guarantee deposit of 100,000 yuan;

4. Have necessary management personnel and tour guides;

5. Laws and administrative regulations other conditions.

The main obligations of tourism operators include the following details:

1. Fulfill the obligations stipulated in relevant laws and regulations and the obligations agreed with tourism consumers. Fulfilling the obligations stipulated in relevant laws and regulations includes the following contents:

(1) When providing goods or services to tourist consumers, tourism operators shall comply with my country's Product Quality Law, Food Hygiene Law, Obligations stipulated in the Drug Administration Law, Advertising Administration Regulations, Trademark Law and other laws and regulations;

(2) Tourism operators have the obligation to fulfill legal agreements with tourism consumers. The agreement between tourism operators and tourism consumers refers to the agreement between tourism operators and tourism consumers on goods or services. This is a double-obligation contract. Of course, this agreement must not violate the provisions of laws and regulations.

2. The obligation to accept supervision from tourism consumers. The obligation to accept supervision from tourism consumers includes the following:

(1) Tourism operators must accept criticisms and suggestions from tourism consumers through effective channels or methods, such as setting up specialized agencies and assigning full-time personnel to collect and listen Consumer criticism and suggestions, dialogue with consumers, etc.;

(2) Put the activities of providing goods or services to tourism consumers under the effective supervision of tourism consumers.

3. Obligation to ensure the safety of goods or services. The obligations to ensure the safety of goods and services include the following:

(1) The goods or services provided by tourism operators must meet the requirements for protecting personal and property safety. Tourism operators should be equipped with tourism safety facilities and safety equipment, conduct regular inspections and maintenance of tourism facilities, establish a safety management responsibility system, and ensure the personal and property safety of tourists. The operation of amusement facilities should obtain a certificate of acceptance from the technical inspection department in accordance with relevant national regulations;

(2) For goods and services that may endanger personal and property safety, true explanations and clear explanations should be given to tourism consumers warnings, and explain and mark the correct usage and methods to prevent harm;

(3) If the goods or services have serious defects, even if they are used correctly, they may cause personal and property harm to tourist consumers, Tourism operators should immediately report to relevant departments and inform tourism consumers, and take measures to prevent harm from occurring.

Legal basis: Article 12 of the "Travel Law of the People's Republic of China"

Tourists may request assistance and protection when their personal or property safety is in danger. right.

Tourists who have their personal or property harmed have the right to obtain compensation in accordance with the law.

Article 13

Tourists shall abide by social order and social ethics during tourism activities, respect local customs, cultural traditions and religious beliefs, and cherish tourism resources, protect the ecological environment, and abide by the civilized tourism code of conduct.

Article 14

Tourists shall not harm the legitimate rights and interests of local residents, interfere with other people’s tourism activities, or harm tourism operators during tourism activities or when resolving disputes. and the legitimate rights and interests of tourism practitioners.