RIVISTA ITALIANA DI DIRITTO DEL TURISMO

In the new millennium, tourism law imposes itself with renewed vitality. The initiatives taken by individual countries to create a true "national touristic space" are leading to effective legal practices. On a national level, local and regional tourism organizations are being tested by strong central organizations, while the bodies that govern tourism are still trying to fit into the system. In this context, the need to define boundaries and limits of public intervention related to tourism, including the identification of the responsibilities held by supervising bodies of the tourism market, is constantly growing. The traditional vacation model has taken on new forms, including new types of tourism and vacation packages designed to meet special needs and specific desires of the tourist. The emergence of new technologies has forced changes in legal methods regarding tourism. Today’s information-, communication- and image-filled society have transformed business models and relationships of all who are involved in the tourism sector. The organization of tourist services has reached a high level of professionalism and legal practitioners are now called upon to respond to delicate and diverse issues. Changes in tourism law have also brought about changes in both commercial law and agricultural law; for example, correcting the traditional notion of a farmer, extending his definition beyond the scope of the farm. Procedural law has also been affected, as alternative methods of dispute resolution are gaining favour . Within this dynamic context, the latest issue of the Rivista aims to provide a comprehensive and effective way to orientate oneself in an industry that continues to expand its horizons. It is aimed at legal practitioners and tour operators who are interested in finding practical answers and efficient solutions for business and legal assistance. It offers sample contracts, documents and materials with proven experience, giving particular consideration to the necessity of consumer protection. It takes an in-depth look at the experiences of public administrations involved in territorial governance and management of socio-economic phenomena. The Rivista ensures timely information on the work of leading tourism policy-makers (of individual regions and of the European Union), identifying the main administrative procedures and addressing tax issues. It aims to contribute to the development of higher education and scientific research through the study of specific topics of interest and critical reading of significant legal decisions. Dedicated contributors to the Rivista, both Italian and foreign, offer distinguished scientific input and valuable experience on the study of each matter.

Direttore responsabile - Editor in Chief: Prof. Francesco Morandi, Università di Sassari.
Direttori - Editors: Alfredo Antonini, Università di Udine; Roberto Bocchini, Università di Napoli "Parthenope"; Silvio Busti, Università di Bergamo; Michele M. Comenale, Università di Sassari; Vincenzo Cuffaro, Università di Roma Tre; Gian Candido De Martin, LUISS di Roma; Giorgio De Nova, Università Statale di Milano; Massimo Deiana, Università di Cagliari; Lorenzo del Federico, Università di Chieti-Pescara; Francesco Delfini, Università Statale di Milano; Domenico D’Orsogna, Università di Sassari; Vincenzo Franceschelli, Università di Milano-Bicocca; Marco Gestri, Università di Modena e Reggio Emilia; Enrico Gragnoli, Università di Parma; Carlo Ibba, Università di Sassari; Mariaenza La Torre, Corte Suprema di Cassazione; Maurizio Malo, Università di Padova; Alessandro Melchionda, Università di Trento; Guido Meloni, Università del Molise; Vincenzo Zeno-Zencovich, Università di Roma Tre; Stefano Zunarelli, Università di Bologna.
Comitato scientifico - Scientific Board: Chiara Alvisi, Università di Bologna; Luca Ancis, Università di Cagliari; Gianfranco Benelli, Università di Sassari; Monica Brignardello, Università di Genova; Roberto Calvo, Università di Torino; Lisia Carota, Università di Chieti- Pescara; Federico Casolari, Università di Bologna; Giuseppe Colangelo, Università della Basilicata; Valentina Corona, Università di Cagliari; Alessandra Corrado, Università di Milano-Bicocca; Fabio Corvaja, Università di Padova; Sara d’Urso, Università di Milano-Bicocca; Lidianna Degrassi, Università di Milano-Bicocca; Massimo Fragola, Università della Calabria; Umberto Izzo, Università di Trento; Margherita Lazzara, Università di Catania; Marco Lopez de Gonzalo, Università Statale di Milano; Alessandra Magliaro, Università di Trento; Anna Maria Mancaleoni, Università di Cagliari; Laura Masala, Università di Sassari; Matteo Montanari, LUM di Bari; Antonio Musio, Università di Salerno; Andrea Nervi, Università di Sassari; Assunta Nocerino, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore di Milano; Elena Orrù, Università di Bologna; Massimiliano Piras, Università di Cagliari; Stefano Pollastrelli, Università di Macerata; Annarita Ricci, Università di Chieti-Pescara; Luca Righi, Università di Pisa; Alessandra Romagnoli, Università di Bologna; Elisabetta Rosafio, Università di Teramo; Vincenzo Satta, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore di Milano; Cecilia Severoni, Università di Udine; Nicola Soldati, Università di Bologna-Rimini; Giorgia Tassoni, Università di Milano-Bicocca; Chiara Tincani, Università di Verona; Fabio Toriello, Università di Sassari; Angelo Venchiarutti, Università di Trieste; Alberta Leonarda Vergine, Università di Pavia; Simone Vernizzi, Università di Modena e Reggio Emilia; Caterina Verrigni, Università di Chieti- Pescara; Carla Vignali, Università di Milano-Bicocca.
Comitato scientifico internazionale - International Scientific Board: JéAnna L. Abbott, University of Houston (USA); Ardyllis Alves Soares, Centro Univérsitario de Brasilia (Brasil); Josep Maria Bech Serrat, Universitat de Girona (España); Diego Augusto Benitez, Universidad Nacional de Río Negro (Argentina); Piotr Cybula, Zakład Prawa. Akademia Wychowania Fizycznego w Krakowie (Polska); Mateo Estrella Durán, Universidad de Cuenca (Ecuador); Robert Force, Tulane University Law School, New Orléans (USA); Christian Hardigree, Metropolitan State University of Denver (USA); Stephan Keiler, Vienna (Austria); Jean Paul Markus, Université de Versailles (France); Marc McDonald, Dublin Institute of Technology (Ireland); Ventura Enrique Mota Flores, Universidad del Caribe, Cancun (Mexico); José Tudela Aranda, Universidad de Zaragoza (España); William Werner, University of Nevada, Las Vegas (USA); Carlos Torres, Escola Superior de Hotelaria e Turismo do Estoril - ESHTE, Lisboa (Portugal).
Comitato editoriale - Editorial Board: Luca Ancis, Università di Cagliari; Salvatore Bosa, Università di Catania; Alessio Claroni, Università di Trento; Mariafrancesca Cocuccio, Università di Catania; Rocco Lobianco, Università di Udine; Francesco Montanari, Università di Chieti- Pescara; Alceste Santuari, Università di Bologna.
Comitato di redazione - Editorial Staff: Piergianni Addis; Simone Ariatti; Paolo Barabino; Federica Bonafaccia; Fabrizio Calisai; Pierguido Carmagnani; Alessio Costantini; Felice Cuzzilla; Massimiliano Dona; Iacopo Di Passio; Giusy Fiscella; Silvia Giorgi; Giovanni Liberati Buccianti; Federico Lucarelli; Michela Mazier; Eleonora Lenzoni Milli, Luisa Nicotera; Mattia Pellegrini; Stefano Piazza; Maria Isabella Pisanu; Fiorenza Prada; Flavio Rocchio; Stefania Rossi; Gianluca Rossoni; Veronica Sale; Luca Sisto; Giuseppe Spera; Marco Stucchi; Cristian Tosoratti; Laura Trovò; Luca Venturini; Valentina Viti.

Editorial Staff: morandi@uniss.it

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