Domestic and international tour operators
Define the customer markets, scope of organised travel, responsible personnel and third-party service arrangements before selecting the operating route.
For tour operators, travel businesses, booking platforms and accommodation providers preparing to open or expand in Vietnam. Duong Tri Law distinguishes organising travel, acting as an intermediary and operating a property, then connects market entry, licensing, premises, personnel and booking responsibilities.
Define the customer markets, scope of organised travel, responsible personnel and third-party service arrangements before selecting the operating route.
Review the premises, ownership or lease structure and operating responsibilities alongside the specific accommodation model and readiness plan.
Identify who supplies each service, confirms bookings, collects funds and handles cancellations, refunds or supplier failure.
Map tour organisation, agency sales, accommodation and transport instead of treating every tourism business as the same licensing case.
Check site and operator records, staffing and relevant specialist work before committing to an opening or accepting bookings.
Work through changes, cancellations, no-shows and disruptions. Align customer promises with what hotels, guides and transport partners have agreed.
Use after defining whether the business organises tours, acts as an agent or operates accommodation.
Assess the investor, proposed activities and entry structure alongside the planned travel or accommodation operation.
Align customer-facing cancellation and refund terms with hotel, guide, transport and platform responsibilities.
If the business operates online sales or a multi-party transaction platform, review the seller, platform, payment and customer roles.
If the business directly undertakes transport or retains carriage responsibilities, review the vehicles, carriers, cargo and operating model.
They may interact, but the activities, premises and parties should be identified separately so each relevant workstream is included.
Explain who supplies the service, how booking confirmation works, who collects funds and which party handles changes, cancellations and complaints.
Send a non-confidential summary of the model, parties, stage and intended timing. Duong Tri Law can identify the questions to review and agree the work, required documents and deliverables.