These are the articles that were published in hard copy and digital format between 2009 and 2014. For online-only articles published since 2014 click here.
Past Journals
Editorial Issue Four 2014
Alcohol-Fuelled Assaults. What Should a Hospitality Provider Do?
Need Tickets to an Upcoming Concert? The Truth About Ticket Scalping Laws
The Go-Between
Lougheed v On The Beach – The Last Word on ‘Local Standards’?
Europeans Attack Cherished British Institution
IBA Leisure Industries Newsletter Number 42 2014
Neely v MacDonald: Good News for the Enforcement of Indemnity Clauses
Travel Law Quarterly – Contribution to the Professional Literature over Six Years
New York Hotel’s Policy Against Negative Online Reviews Backfires
Trick or Treat? The Supreme Court’s Refusal of Permission to Appeal in Huzar and Dawson
How Far are Schools Responsible for the Trips they Operate
We’re Cramped as Hell and We Won’t Take it Anymore
A Lippy Flies Home
Can TripAdvisor reviews be trusted?
The Costa Concordia Tragedy. Part II: Applicable Law
The Consumer Protection From Unfair Trading Regulations: A Commentary. Part Ten
Consumer Surplus: A Better Alternative to Disappointment Awards
French hotel industry. Authorities take aim at online travel agencies
New EU Frameworks for Consumer Complaints: Time for an Air Ombudsman
Editorial Issue Three 2014
Risk Destinations: Consumer Protection – A Myth or Reality?
Case Update: Hoyle v Rogers
There is more to life than increasing its speed
IBA Leisure Industries Newsletter Number 41 2014
Costs of drowning deaths
Jurisdiction and the English claimant: Heading home or staying ‘Down Under’?
Case Note: Brownlie v Four Seasons Holdings Incorporated [2014] EWHC 273 (QB)
The Medhotels case. A heavyweight battle in four titanic rounds
I hold that the more helpless a person the more entitled they are to protection
US Supreme Court unanimously reverses Ninth Circuit in Northwest Inc v Ginsberg
Editorial Issue Two 2014
IBA Leisure Industries Newsletter Number 40 2014
The right to travel: Developments in Chinese tourism law
Re-examining the exclusivity principle following Stott v Thomas Cook Tour Operators Ltd
Case Note: O’Mara v Air Canada 2013 ONSC 2931
The Costa Concordia: A legal life jacket to avoid drowning in international water
Air Wisconsin Airlines v Hoeper: US Supreme Court gives broad scope to immunity under ATSA
‘Sexy Time’ – Not on the Employer’s Clock – Comcare v PVYW [2013] HCA 41
Editorial Issue One 2014
Airline passenger discomfort not compensable
HMRC v Secret Hotels2 Limited [2014] UKSC 16
The proposed revision to the EU Denied Boarding Regulations
I would rather sleep in a bathroom than in another hotel
Lukács takes on overselling
The Consumer Protection From Unfair Trading Regulations: A Commentary. Part Nine
Bunk beds and ceiling fans in rental accommodation
Advertising health food, drinks and supplements – what you can, can’t and must say
IBA Leisure Industries Newsletter Number 39 March 2014
Extraordinary circumstances: time for some much needed clarity in this complex area of law