Tourism Law

4. One of the key principles of tourism law that focuses on ensuring the long-term viability of tourism activities.
5. Ensures that all individuals and institutions are accountable under the law, which should be fairly applied and enforced.
6. This article of the Mexican Constitution gives Congress the power to legislate on tourism, allowing the creation of tourism-specific laws.
8. The organization that sets global standards for tourism, including sustainability and traveler safety.
9. Encompasses regulations governing tourism activities, addressing the rights of travelers and the obligations of businesses.
11. This article of Mexico's Constitution addresses land use and the rights of indigenous peoples, crucial for sustainable tourism.
14. This law governs the safety and operation of maritime activities in Mexico, including cruise tourism.
15. The process by which governmental guidelines are created to regulate sectors like tourism.
16. This principle in tourism law is vital for ensuring that tourists are treated fairly and can travel safely.

1. Official Mexican standards that set mandatory requirements for quality and safety in tourism-related products and services.
2. A key governmental body in Mexico responsible for tourism development and promotion.
3. This type of law protects the creations of the mind, such as inventions, literary works, and trademarks.
7. An organization responsible for tourism development projects in Mexico, particularly in underdeveloped areas.
10. A principle of tourism law that emphasizes the protection and preservation of local cultures.
12. International agency that sets standards for the safety and security of aviation, which is crucial for tourism in Mexico.
13. The right of every person to recreation and rest, as established in Mexico's Constitution.