Principles and Practices of Tourism Law (Series of Textbooks for Tourism Majors in Higher Education)

Author: Wang Jian
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Publish Date: 1998-01-20
Features: This book is distributed to varying degrees across macro and micro, theory and application, involving both fundamental and applied theories, as well as operational management practices and service skills. The compilation and editing of the series adhere to the principle of "combining theory with application." In operational manuals and skill textbooks, theoretical explanations are also provided to maintain the scientific rigor of the materials. Additionally, the compilation of specialized textbooks follows the principles of "multidisciplinary" or "interdisciplinary" integration to reflect the nature of tourism as a comprehensive social phenomenon. This book offers a comprehensive theoretical elaboration and practical exploration of tourism economic and legal relationships. The author applies their academic expertise in history, law, tourism, and foreign languages to the study of tourism law, extensively citing international tourism law cases to address the shortcomings of China's tourism legislation, serving to summarize legal principles and guide practical applications. The book is divided into an introduction, tourism legal relationships, tourism legislation, basic tourism laws, the protection of tourists' legitimate rights and interests, legal issues in tourism contracts, legal issues in tourism transportation relationships, legal issues in travel agency operations, legal issues in tour guide operations, legal issues in hotel operations, legal issues in tourism insurance operations, and more.