Tourism & Travel Law & Lawyers
Travel contracts, tourism regulation, and hospitality disputes.
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Free Legal EnquiryTourism law is diverse and is mostly composed of two parts:
- laws applying to tourism in unforeseen circumstances due to individual incidents i.e. disappointments and damages
- industry specific laws and international regulations
The legal definition of travel is to cross borders in the physical sense.
Tourism law
Tourism law, can also be referred to as: travel law, hospitality law, holiday law, or leisure law.
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Tourism and travel lawyers provide legal expert advice for those operating a travel, leisure or hospitality business.
Tourism and travel lawyers expertise can include:
- advising travel insurers regarding breach of contract claims
- advising tour operators on terms and conditions, supplier contracts and other commercial matters
- defending hotels and tour operators against injury claims
- giving professional negligence advice to insurers regarding mishandled travel litigation claims
- helping travel insurers and assistance companies to recover their insurance outlays
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Tourism and Travel Lawyers
Tourism and travel lawyers act for a wide and diverse range of leisure and tourism clients including:
- hotels,
- pubs,
- restaurants,
- visitor attractions,
- travel agents,
- sports centres; and
- leisure providers.
Tourism and travel lawyers pride ourselves on ensuring that we have a detailed understanding not only of your business but the sector in which you operate so as to provide practical and clear advice.
If you need any legal help regarding tourism and travel law, please complete your free legal enquiry form on the right, or click here.
Tourism and travel lawyers regularly advises on issues relating to:
- setting up in business;
- sales and purchases;
- clubs, societies and charities;
- property and planning matters;
- health and safety and insurance claims;
- disputes;
- raising finance;
- licencing,
- gaming and events;
- commercial trading arrangements (including on-line trading); and
- taxation.
If you need any legal help regarding tourism and travel law, please complete your free legal enquiry form on the right, or click here.
Links to Further Resources - Tourism & Travel Law & Lawyers
Links to Further Resources - Tourism & Travel Law & Lawyers
Travel Advice for Burkina Faso - Australian Department of Foreign
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View resource →Bali: The Online Travel Guide - Entry Information
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Legal News & Updates
- United States of America
Entry requirements are strict. US authorities have broad powers to decide if you're eligible to enter and may determine that you are inadmissible for any reason under US law. Check US entry, registration, transit and exit requirements. Whether you're travelling on a visa or under the Visa Waiver Program, ensure you understand all relevant terms and conditions before attempting to enter the United States. We advise: Exercise normal safety precautions in the United States of America.
- Greece
Be careful when swimming in Greece due to risks from boat traffic, coastal hazards, strong currents and marine life. Follow local safety advice, check conditions before entering the water, and swim at patrolled beaches where possible. Extreme weather can affect many areas of Greece throughout the year, including wildfires in summer and heavy snowfall and flooding in winter. Follow the advice of local authorities (see 'Safety'). Depending on why you're travelling and how long you plan to stay, you may require a visa for travel to the Schengen area. Check the European Entry and Exit (EES) and visa rules before you travel. If you're a dual national of a European country, check whether the EES applies to you and what passport you should enter on. There may be delays at border crossings (see ‘Travel’). We advise: Exercise normal safety precautions in Greece.
- Indonesia
Before arriving in Indonesia at international entry points (by plane or boat), you’ll need to complete an arrival card and apply for an e-Visa on Arrival (e-VOA). Both can be completed on the All Indonesia website. Make sure you understand your visa conditions, entry and exit requirements. Ensure you have the right visa for your trip. It's illegal to work, conduct research or volunteer if you're on a tourist visa. This includes creating or posting online content for payment or commercial purposes (see ‘Travel’). Be careful with drinks. Some drinks may be spiked or contain dangerous substances like methanol. Don’t leave your food or drinks unattended. There have been cases of methanol poisoning, including in Bali and Lombok (see 'Safety'). We advise: Exercise a high degree of caution in Indonesia overall due to security risks. Higher levels apply in some areas.
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