Sector Overview
Hospitality establishments need operational licenses differing based on category, from luxury hotel to serviced apartments or tourist resort.
Hotel management agreements carry a precise balance between property owner and hotel brand operator, and need drafting that defines each party's responsibility and financial return clearly.
Regulatory Framework
This sector falls under tourism and hospitality regulations, which set requirements for licensing and classification of each establishment category.
How We Work With This Sector
We review the type of establishment planned to determine licensing and classification requirements, and help structure any hotel management agreement.
Who We Work With in This Sector
Investors planning new hospitality establishments needing their license requirements identified.
Hotel owners negotiating management agreements with international brands needing responsibility balance structured.
We notice that some new tour operating companies draft their contract terms with customers too generally around cancellation or postponement scenarios, without distinguishing between circumstances outside the company's control and circumstances within its direct responsibility, an ambiguity worth correcting to avoid a dispute with customers over refunds when any change occurs to an agreed trip itinerary.
Related Services for This Sector
Hospitality establishments connect with our tourism and hospitality law service.
For the real estate asset behind these facilities, this connects with our real estate and property law service.
Common Questions
Does this sector include tour operating companies?
Yes, we cover this sector broadly including hotels, hospitality establishments, and tour operating companies.
Who bears responsibility for daily hotel operations under a management agreement?
This is determined by the management agreement itself, and we draft it to balance operator authority with property owner interest.