Abstract

This article explores e-commerce contract liability and its impact on the travel and tourism industry. Topics such as, what constitutes a legally-binding contract, and the various methods of accepting contracts online, such as click wrap and electronic signatures, are discussed. Jurisdiction issues particularly pertinent when considering liability related to travel and tourism products are addressed. Numerous tourism related liability cases are cited. The article concludes with recommendations for travel and tourism e-commerce businesses for limiting contract liability.

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