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RIGHT OF TOURISM (CHAPTER 1. HISTORY OF THE RIGHT OF TOURISM. (EVOLUTION…

- - - - Intervenes in tourism through law.
    - - Mechanic.
      - Administrative.
      - Handcrafted.
  - - - Set of legal institutions and rules for which the tourist mobile is decisive.
        
        Why
        
        They are intended to protect the consumer or tourist.
        
        They are trying to develop a tourist activity.
  - - - Gay
        
        He observed that there was no deposit agreement between the traveler and the innkeeper.
      - Domat
        
        It treats the "obligations of hoteliers" along with the responsibility of other professionals.
  - - - It constitutes all the legal situations that arise during the production, commercialization and consumption of goods and services.
        
        Characters
        
        Contradictory.
        
        Flexible.
        
        Double meaning.
        
        Heterogeneous.
        
        A right in formation.
  - - - Against the intermediaries
      - Direct customers or tourists.
      - Public order
- - - - Receive from the providers of tourist services as well as the authoritative authoritative demands.
      - The right of the tourist to be reimbursed or reimbursed the amount corresponding to the unfulfilled service.
      - Right to be displayed in visible places where the service is provided.
        .
      - Respect cases of agreements with providers of tourism services.
  - - - It is who professionally exercises an organized economic activity at the end of production and services
        
        Skills that an entrepreneur must have.
        
        Entrepreneur
        
        Have a business initiative.
  - - - Tourist
        
        It means
        
        He lives without distinction of race, sex and religion between a place other than his habitual residence.
      - Businessman
        
        It means
        
        Physical person that provides the provision of tourist services.
  - - - Trade mark
        
        Grant the holder the exclusive use of the same for ten years.
        
        There are two types of marks
        
        Figurative
        
        Regulations
      - Tradename
        
        A sign that serves to identify a physical person in the exercise of their identical or similar activities.
      - Brand
        
        Sign that is apt to distinguish products in the market and a commercial motto as a complement of the brand.
- - - - Commercial companies are governed by.
        
        The general law of mercantile companies.
        
        The general law of cooperative societies
      - The incorporation of commercial companies must be made before a public notary.
      - Commercial companies may be set up under the fixed capital regime.
  - - - Heritage
      - Home
      - Juridical capacity
      - First name
      - Nationality
  - - - Advantage
        
        Opportunity to raise enough capital for a company to run well.
      - Disadvantages
        
        Life limited
        
        Unlimited liability
        
        Mutual representation
- - - - Private right
        
        We have
        
        Set of rules that regulate legal relationships between people.
      - Social Law
        
        We have
        
        Set of legal norms that establish and develop different principles.
      - Public Law
        
        We have
        
        Regulates the relations of the public power with the private ones.
  - - - Superstructure
        
        It regulates the tourist system, collecting the interests and objectives of the remaining subsystems.
      - Tourist Structures
        
        Accommodation facilities.
      - Structure
        .
        
        It collects all those resources that motivate the visit to the tourist destination
      - Equipment and Facilities
        
        Establishments specialized in the provision of tourist services.
      - Infrastructure
        
        Provides basic services to the tourist system.
  - - - Acts to which the ordinance attributes capacity to create provisions.
        
        We Have The Formal Sources
        
        Internal.
        
        External.
        
        Primary schools.
        
        High schools.
  - - - Restaurants
      - Agencies and tour operators.
      - Hotels
      - Rental of motor vehicles.
      - Complementary services such as casinos or gambling halls.