There are no prerequisites. For the easiest learning of the subject, however, it is desirable to know the fundamental notions of administrative and/or public and/or constitutional law

The course aims to provide the conceptual and methodological knowledge necessary to understand the principles and rules governing the tourism sector, especially in the context of relations with public administrations. The examination of the tourism discipline will be conducted in a multilevel perspective, in the local, regional, national and international.

The course aims to provide knowledge of tourism law, with particular reference to the public and institutional dimension of the tourism system, through the study of its main characteristics and characterizing institutions, conducted directly on both domestic and international legal texts, on the main court cases

Risultati attesi secondo i descrittori di Dublino:

Knowledge and understanding: the student will acquire good knowledge and understanding of the institutional part (sources, institutions, subjects of tourism law, their powers/duties/responsibilities).

Ability to apply knowledge and understanding: the student will be able to explain the political-economic reasons that guide the choices of the legislator, the behaviors of the parties involved and the decisions of domestic, community and international jurisprudence.

Making judgements: the student will develop the ability to orient themselves among the numerous sources of regulation of the subject and autonomy of judgement in identifying the solution of practical cases.

Communication skills: the student will acquire an accurate technical legal language that will allow the presentation of the results in a proper and adequate way.

knowledge and understanding: the student will acquire adequate knowledge and skills to be able to access the next levels of training, to be able to participate in public competitions and usefully carry out employment in private companies.

The course will take place through lectures during which the reading, analysis and commentary of legal texts and jurisprudential rulings, including supranational (Court of Justice, ECtHR) are planned. Seminars, conferences with external guests, case studies, classroom debates are also planned. Lectures aimed both at exposing the main topics of the Course and at stimulating legal reasoning and critical reflection on the topics covered

It is advisable to participate actively in the lessons, through the formulation of clarification and in-depth questions.

Exams will take place in presence. The exam consists of an oral test lasting that focuses on learning the contents of the course in the light of the indicated learning objectives.

There is also an intermediate test, consisting of multiple-choice written questions which, if passed, entitles the student to a reduction in the program for the purposes of the oral test.

Modalità di esame: indicare le modalità di esame (es. scritto e orale, scritto, orale)

"Lo Studente, disabile e/o con DSA, che intende usufruire di un intervento individualizzato per lo svolgimento della prova d’esame deve contattare l'ufficio Integrazione Disabili dell'Università del Salento all'indirizzo paola.martino@unisalento.it"

link: 

https://www.dse.unisalento.it/guida-alla-didattica/calendario-esami

The teacher will receive students at the beginning and end of the lessons or in any case on the teams platform. Students can in any case ask for information at the following email address barbara.accettura@unisalento.it

            Legal and regulatory framework of tourism law

1. ● Sources and principles, including European sources
2. ● Tourism and the Italian Constitution
3. ● Tourism and regional law
4. ● The regulations of the tourism code in force
5. ● Tourism and European Union legislation
6. ● International legislation on tourism Part II
7. ● The public organization of tourism: subjects, competences, administrative activities
8. ● Tourism between organization and administrative activities
9. ● Central and peripheral organization
10. ● Tools for the development of tourism
11. ● General acts and measures
12. ● Tourism businesses, notion, types, activities
13. ● Tourism professions between public and private law. Notion.
14. ● Tourism law and territorial government: types of tourism and tourism products
15. Tourism versus urban degradation

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17.  Public goods and tourism
18.  Tourism, public and private goods

Study material will be indicated by the teacher at the beginning of the lessons.