Tourism, Hotels and Leisure
Sectors
We specialise in providing expert legal services to businesses in the vibrant and diverse sectors of tourism, hospitality, hotels, and leisure. With a deep understanding of the complex legal landscape that governs these industries, we help our clients navigate regulatory challenges, contractual obligations, and commercial opportunities with confidence. Our team is committed to offering tailored legal advice that supports sustainable growth, ensures compliance, and mitigates risks across global markets.
From the development of hotel projects to the management of tourism businesses, we deliver comprehensive legal solutions to clients ranging from multinational hotel chains to local tourism operators. Whether you’re launching a new destination, acquiring real estate, or expanding your services, we provide strategic legal counsel every step of the way.
Services
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Tourism and Hospitality Regulation Compliance
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Hotel and Resort Development
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Mergers and Acquisitions
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Intellectual Property Protection
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Contract Negotiation and Drafting
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Risk Management
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Employment and Labour Law
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Health and Safety Compliance
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Tourism Sector Licensing and Permits
News & Insight
Expert Insights: Kai Scholz on China-Germany Financial Dialogue and EU-China Economic Relations
Our Partner and Head of Legal & Operations, Kai Scholz, LL.B. appeared live on CGTN Europe’s “The World Today” to provide expert commentary on the China-Germany Financial
Stablecoins in the European Legal Order: Regulation, Systemic Risk and the Transformation of Financial Infrastructure (2025 Update)
Stablecoins have evolved from an experimental crypto-instrument into a potential pillar of Europe’s emerging digital financial architecture. With the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation („MiCA“)
When Defendants Admit Liability, then attempts to Withdraw: ‘I meant to press the red button!’
In personal injury litigation, an early admission of liability can feel like a major relief, especially in very difficult case. For the claimant, it means