Travel
The pressures of competition, political and social change, and significant regulation require travel, aviation and leisure organisations to get things right. And to get them right first time. Whether it’s package travel regulations, online booking terms, compliance with consumer law, people issues, protecting your brand or managing mergers and acquisitions, our travel industry experts can help.
Our Travel sector expertise
Our expertise in the travel and aviation sectors stems from our work with tour operators, travel agents, destination management companies and suppliers, booking system providers and industry bodies / associations, advising on a broad range of matters.
Members of the team have also worked with airlines and aviation companies on sector specific commercial arrangements including ATOL related flight sales, charters, and agency arrangements.
We are an ABTA Travel Industry Partner, and acknowledged travel sector experts within the team have spoken at many ABTA-sponsored events and contributed to industry publications such as Travel Law Today and Travel Weekly.
Our services cover all aspects of law relating to businesses involved in travel, leisure and aviation. Sales of consumer travel arrangements require compliance with the Consumer Rights Act, Package Travel Regulations and ATOL Regulations. We also provide guidance on advertising and compliance with the CAP Code and marketing laws. We understand issues relevant to trade associations and their members, ensuring that our advice in respect of trading arrangements are in line with the law and industry standards.

We are affiliated with a network of international lawyers who can assist with advising on matters overseas. If it becomes necessary to obtain local advice on a particular issue, we can arrange the advice and support you need along the way.
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Insights
Insights
Commercial Court transparency is entering a new era. A two-year pilot scheme (“the Scheme”) was introduced on 1 January 2026.
07/10/2026
Insights
Changes initially promised are still being implemented slowly (and somewhat unevenly), leaving plenty of room for additional legislation seeking to improve matters further.
05/10/2026
Events
Join the Employment team over breakfast and refreshments in Gatwick for our annual Employment Law update seminar taking place on 24 November 2026 at 08.30 – 10.00.
Events
Join the Employment team over breakfast and refreshments in Brighton for our annual Employment Law update seminar taking place on 19 November 2026 at 08.30 – 10.00.





















