The emphasis of the final paper is on the contracts entered into by intermediaries in tourism with providers of tourism services. Numerous theorists have provided their insights into intermediation and the analysis of these contracts, as well as the legal aspects and definition of intermediaries in tourism. The first part of the paper presents a detailed overview of the distinction between organizers and intermediaries in tourism, as well as their functions performed in the tourism market. The Law on the Provision of Tourism Services defines and regulates the operations of intermediaries as legal entities, while other laws and customs determine the content of the contracts. The paper examines and analyzes various contracts of travel agencies with hoteliers, such as allotment contracts, agency contracts for hotel services, leases of catering facilities, and representation contracts between hotel representatives and hoteliers. Additionally, contracts that a travel agency enters into with transportation companies are also defined. By studying relevant legal regulations, all rights, obligations, and levels of risk of the contracting parties have been determined for each contract, with an emphasis on adhering to contractual provisions to enable successful collaboration between intermediaries and hoteliers.