Travel and Tourism Contracts-Design of Sustainable Tourism Systems

This book aims at giving an overview of the role of private autonomy in the regulation of all forms tourism . It also takes into account some recent issues arising from the theory of sustainable development.The book’s methodology is characterized by strict attention to practice and in particular, to case law and clauses generally included in tourism contracts. we think that such a perspective is necessary because tourism law, as well as tourism itself, is mainly a product of society. Particular attention is placed on the uniform law processes among which it is possible to include European Union Law. Tourism contracts are generally international contracts. The determination of the applicable national law, according to the rules of international private law, it is not a satisfactory solution. The presence of different national laws can cause disparities, uncertainties and barriers affecting business. These problems can be solved in the harmonization processes in progress and in particular, through conventions designed to develop a uniform system.