Razmatranjem osnovnih trendova razvoja turizma koji utječu na suvremena turistička kretanja, gdje su gosti u potražnji za svakodnevnim uslugama, jer turizam predstavlja skup odnosa i pojava koje proizilaze iz boravka stranca u nekom mjestu, postavlja se pitanje što se događa u situacijama kada turist ostane u hotelu ili bilo kojoj drugoj ugostiteljskoj ustanovi bez stvari koje je ostavio na čuvanje ostavoprimcu. Da li je ugostitelj dužan primiti na čuvanje novac, vrjedonosne papire i druge dragocjenosti i hoće mu ih se primiti na čuvanje. Potpisivanjem ugovora ostavoprimac obavezuje se da će nastojati pridržavati se ugovornih propisa koji su sklopili pri sklapanju ugovora, te da će mu vratiti kada gost to zatraži. Stoga turističke ugovore treba smatrati pravnim poslovima, i oni se sastoje od niza zakona i podzakona.

Considering the basic trends of development of tourism affecting modern tourism trends, where the guests are in demand for everyday sevices, we are faced with numerous questions. One of the questions includes property owned by tourists, which was entrusted with the hotel staff for safekeeping. Since tourism is a set of relationships and phenomena arising from the stay of tourists in a particular place, the question is what happens in situations when a tourist stays in a hotel or any other catering institution without items left to the care recipient. Is the caterer obliged to accept money, valuable papers and other valuables for safekeeping and will the caterer receive them? By signing the contract, depositary agrees to endeavor and adhere to contractual regulations that are made in the agreement, and that he would return the items when the customer requests. Therefore, tourism agreements are considered legal transations, since they consist of a series of laws and by-laws.