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Travel agents, tour operators

If you plan on organising package travel or acting as an intermediary for, or otherwise facilitating the creation of, linked travel arrangements, you must register your operation with the Legal, Financial and Administrative Services Agency (Kammarkollegiet), arrange for an individual travel guarantee and pay a fee to the Travel Guarantee Fund. You are also subject to the rules of the Package Travel Act.

How to register 

You register your operation with Kammarkollegiet. 

Register your travel operations

As a travel operator, you are obliged to register with the Legal, Financial and Administrative Services Agency (Kammarkollegiet). Find out more about how you register your travel operation at Kammarkollegiet´s website.  

Travel guarantees 

As a travel operator, you must arrange for a travel guarantee to ensure that travellers are compensated if any part of their package travel or linked travel arrangement cannot be fulfilled due to your insolvency.

You must arrange an individual travel guarantee for your upcoming travels, by, for example, a bank, an insurance companyoffice or by depositing money to the Legal, Financial and Administrative Services Agency (Kammarkollegiet). You must also pay a fee to the Travel Guarantee Fund for your completed travels that have been booked from 1 April 2026. 

Package travel 

The Package Travel Act imposes requirements on those who organise package travel or act as an intermediary for, or otherwise facilitate the creation of, linked travel arrangements. This includes, for example, information which you must provide to travellers before booking and your obligations if you are required to cancel parts of the trip. 

You can find more information and standardised forms to inform your travellers at the Swedish Consumer Agency. 

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