Modern tourist practice is permeated by the development of numerous established relationships and the conclusion of contracts between the holders of tourist offers and end consumers, i.e. travelers. Therefore, the agent-organized tour contract becomes the most common legal transaction that is contracted between the travel organizer, i.e. travel agencies and passengers as subjects of a legal relationship, while the object of the contract is the tour as part of a package travel. The subject of this paper is to analyze the obligations of the contracting parties and other essential components of the contract in accordance with the Civil Obligations Act, Act on the Provision of Tourism Services and other related laws, directives and regulations. The paper seeks to provide a comprehensive analysis of the contract and encloses its own copy in order to link the statutory provisions with the structure of the contract in practice. It is concluded that a tour is a multidimensional phenomenon that can result in unprecedented events, and in regard with this the impossibility of complete legal regulation of the agent-organized tour contract is emphasized.