This book examines how European Union law protects—and could protect—consumers concluding stand-alone contracts for single travel services in the digital economy. Single travel services include short-term accommodation rental and passenger transport services that are not sold as part of package tours. Services of this kind are increasingly popular around the world, thanks to the rise of online platforms like Booking.com or Uber. The book explores this changing market landscape and the associated EU legal framework, showing an interesting dynamic between sectoral and horizontal rules.

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Introduction

  • Agnieszka Jabłonowska

摘要

This book examines how European Union law protects—and could protect—consumers concluding stand-alone contracts for single travel services in the digital economy. Single travel services include short-term accommodation rental and passenger transport services that are not sold as part of package tours. Services of this kind are increasingly popular around the world, thanks to the rise of online platforms like Booking.com or Uber. The book explores this changing market landscape and the associated EU legal framework, showing an interesting dynamic between sectoral and horizontal rules.