Travel and Tourism: Legal, Regulatory Framework and Passenger Law

This essay examines the legal and regulatory framework governing the travel and tourism sector, emphasizing the importance of legislation in ensuring safety and security. It identifies key regulatory bodies such as the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and the International Air Transport Association (IATA) and their roles in setting and enforcing standards. The analysis extends to surface, sea, and airport laws related to passenger carriage, referencing the Carriage of Passenger by Road Act, 1974. The essay highlights the need for travel and tourism companies like Thomas Cook to adhere to these regulations to provide quality services and maintain customer satisfaction. Desklib provides access to similar solved assignments and study resources for students.

LEGISLATION
TASK 1

INTRODUCTION
Legislation defines various types of rules and regulation
which have to be follow by each and every sector. It
is the statutory law which is enacted with various
types of laws and regulation. Further this is the set of
law which are framed by government. Also some
rules are framed for travel and tourism sector. These
sectors are engaged in the business of attract people
through offer them attractive packages of traveling in
different countries.

1.1Legal and regulatory framework of the
travel and tourism sector.
Travel and tourism sector are those which provide attractive
packages to their customers and try to meet their level of
satisfaction as well. These sectors are responsible to provide
safe and secure services through which they are able to attract
large number of customers and try to attain their set of goals
and objectives. Government frame some rules and regulation
which having impact on them. According to some laws they
have to offer safe and secure services to people which may
harm to them. Those rules and regulation are framed in the
interest of people as well as these sectors.

CONTINUE…
Regulatory framework bodies- Health and safety executive (HSE) is
the legal body which is responsible regulation and enhancement of
health, safety and welfare and workplace. They are able to reduce or
remove the risk which can be create during traveling of customer.
As they can frame some laws and rules which have to be follow by
Thomas cook in order to maintain their companies smoothly and try
to attract more people as well.
International Air Transport Association (IATA), this is also an
regulatory body which can able to avoid conflicts which arise
during traveling. This can framed rules and regulation foe the
person who are travelling with the help of aircrafts. It consist
around 250 airlines, which are representing in approx 120 countries.

1.2 Surface, sea and airport law in relation to the carriage of passenger.
Some act which are related with the sea, surface and
airport law which are elated with the carriage of
passenger. These acts consist various types of rules and
regulation which have to be follow by all. According to
Carriage of passenger by road act, 1974, people who are
use road transport for traveling so that travel and
tourism company have to provide best quality of
services to them. Also they needs to offer attractive
offers to them in order to provide best quality services
try to meet their level of satisfaction as well

CONTINUE…
In accordance with Thomas cook which is the international travel
and tourism organization offer effective offers to their
customers and try to earn large number of profit through
provide best quality of services to them.

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