Full Description
This book addresses the various sustainability issues that the tourism industry has faced over time like the trend from over-tourism to under-tourism or from tourism in increasingly distant destinations to a new local tourism with new needs. It also highlights how contracts, both between businesses and those with consumers, can represent tools for the financial, ecological and social sustainability of the tourism industry.
Contents
Part I - The Sources of Tourism Law and the Principle of Sustainable Industry: 1 An Introduction to Sustainable Tourism.- 2 National and International Law. The Importance of Cooperation.- 3 Customary Law.- 4 Private Autonomy.- 5 The Worldwide Concept of Sustainability and Tourism.- Part II - Consumer Contracts and Tourism: 6 Consumer Contracts and sustainability.- 7 Hospitality Industry and Contracts.- 8 Travel Contracts and Sustainable Mobility.- 9 Mass. Travel Contracts.- 10 Unfair Commercial Practices in Tourism Market.- Part III - Tourism Industry Business Contracts and Sustainability Policies: 11 Tourism Industry Business Contracts.- 12 Tourism Industry Contracts and Structural Formulas: Management and Ownership.- 13 Conclusions.
