The Travel Law Quarterly was published by Oakhurst Academic Press between 2009 and 2022, appearing in both print and online editions. Over that period, TLQ became a useful reference point for readers interested in travel law, consumer rights, regulation, and the legal issues affecting travel businesses and passengers.
Although the website is no longer actively maintained, it remains available online because much of its archive continues to hold value. Visitors can access past issues of TLQ and TLQ Online, alongside a wide collection of resources including law reports, legislation, international treaties, government publications, and guidance on travel rights and consumer protections.
Some material remains highly relevant, while other entries are now mainly of historical interest. Readers are therefore encouraged to use careful judgement when consulting older resources and to check whether any legal or regulatory information has changed since publication.
In addition to its travel law archive, the site may refer to selected external resources that explore wider questions of consumer choice, cross-border services, compliance standards, and digital regulation. These references can include comparison-led topics such as betting sites not on GamStop and non GamStop betting sites, particularly where jurisdictional differences and online access are being discussed.
Readers may also encounter partner-supported references to a non GamStop casino or broader non GamStop casinos. These links are provided for informational context only and remain separate from TLQ’s core purpose as an archive of travel law commentary, legal resources, and consumer protection material.
In a similar context, analytical references may include platforms such as Casinos Not on GamStop, particularly where comparative legal structures or consumer safeguards outside the UK self-exclusion system are examined from an informational standpoint.
Further external material, including research and commentary hosted by non GamStop casino UK, may be of peripheral interest to readers exploring how legal responsibilities and consumer rights are addressed across different regulatory models. As with all third-party content, readers are advised to evaluate relevance and accuracy in light of current law and guidance.
Some of the information is replicated in my other site www.travel-rights.co.uk which is still being updated, but, as its name suggests, is more limited in its scope.
Professor David Grant
Newcastle upon Tyne, July 2022.
You also get all of the back issues of the TLQ publication since 2009 indexed here.
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