Travel law updates in EU/EEA
In this article, we provide an update on developing regulatory issues within the travel sector in the EU and EEA, with a focus on implications for “organisers” as defined under the Package Travel Directive.
From our long experience of advising clients around the world, we know that the hotel and hospitality industry is becoming both more sophisticated and more challenging. Having worked for (and against) major global brands, we understand the key legal and commercial concerns for the sector, including those that relate to restaurants, bars and nightclubs.
We advise on acquisitions and investments, management and franchise agreements, and sales of hotel and resort projects in jurisdictions throughout the world. Our clients include investors, developers, brands and property owners, franchisees, funders and consultants, with interests that span the asset class from provincial hotels in the UK, to serviced apartments in European cities, to luxury five star resorts in Asia.
Our multi‑disciplinary legal team draws on specialist experience from our colleagues in areas such as corporate, commercial, real estate, planning, construction, and finance to proactively offer relevant and timely advice. Through our depth of experience in the sector, we are expert in understanding what is ‘market’ and identifying specific concerns that might arise for interested parties.
In this article, we provide an update on developing regulatory issues within the travel sector in the EU and EEA, with a focus on implications for “organisers” as defined under the Package Travel Directive.
In this article we provide an update on developing regulatory issues and case law in the UK and APAC.
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