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The aim of the course is to provide a solid knowledge of the national, European and International Legislations relating to transport and tourism law.

The study of the subject will provide the student a solid knowledge of the legislation and various issues related to transport and tourism law, for the development of the main professional activities of tourism industry. In particular, the course will focus on European, International and Italian discipline on transport and tourism law; transportation and tourism contracts, such as travel, transportation and accommodation contracts, with reference to consumer protection; touristic package contracts; termination and reimbursement of travel, tourism and accommodation contracts; the issue of damages related to spoiled holidays and its evolution both in doctrine and in jurisprudence; tourist professions; travel agency and tourist industry.

• 1.  (A) Sara Landini Travel and Tourism Contracts. Design of Sustainable Tourism Systems Antezza, Matera, 2013
• 2.  (A) Margherita Colangelo - Zeno Zencovich Introduction to European Union Transport Law RomaTrepress, Roma , 2019 » Pagine/Capitoli: Fifth Module (141 - 178) and Case and Materials fifth module (480-579)
• 3.  (A) Alessio Claroni Tourism law: Case-law and Legislation Bonomo, Bologna, 2015
• 4.  (A) Vincenzo Franceschelli From tourism to Sustainable tourism: An Italian perspective, in A.a.V.v., Sustainable Tourism Law Eshte/Inathel, Portogallo, 2018 » Pagine/Capitoli: 374-436
• 5.  (C) Vincenzo Franceschelli - Francesco Morandi Manuale di diritto del turismo Giappichelli, Torino, 2019

Slides and Materials during the course
Other selected articles on transport and tourism law

• Frontal lessons and seminars in order to encourage student interaction.

• The final exam will be oral and will focus on the whole program.
  The exam is aimed at verifying:
  - the depth of knowledge gained;
  - the property of language;
  - the capacity for analysis and argumentation.
  
  

English

English