Rules of jurisdiction and conflict rules relating to online cross-border contracts concerning touristic services provided to consumers

Steennot, Reinhard

doi:10.1016/j.clsr.2016.01.004

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“…A large number of excellent e-commerce trading platforms have emerged. The province has the world's leading B2B e-commerce platform -Alibaba, the country's leading commodity spot trading platform -Xinhua Bulk and other companies, and China's leading online payment platform -Alipay [2] . There are also well-known e-commerce platforms Taobao and Tmall, Amazon.…”

Section: Strong Development Of Cross-border E-commerce Industry In Zh...mentioning

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Research on the Development Countermeasures of Cross-border E-commerce in Zhejiang Province

Li¹,

Wang²

2022

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With the rapid popularization of the Internet and the mature development of the e-commerce industry, cross-border e-commerce has become a new economic growth point in Zhejiang Province. In recent years, Zhejiang Province has vigorously promoted the development of cross-border e-commerce, and with its unique geographical advantages and excellent policy support, cross-border e-commerce has developed rapidly, and the development level of cross-border e-commerce ranks among the top in the country. Based on the existing problems in the development of cross-border e-commerce in Zhejiang Province, this paper puts forward targeted suggestions to promote the further development of cross-border e-commerce in Zhejiang Province.

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Section: Strong Development Of Cross-border E-commerce Industry In Zh...mentioning

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Research on the Development Countermeasures of Cross-border E-commerce in Zhejiang Province

Li¹,

Wang²

2022

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“…66 A literal interpretation of Article 17(3) Brussels Ibis would be that contracts of transport, not providing for a combination of travel and accommodation for an inclusive price, would be excluded from the material scope of consumer jurisdiction rules. 67 The transport contracts, not being protected as package travel contracts, or consumer contracts, will be subject to general jurisdiction or special jurisdiction rules enshrined in Article 4 and Article 7 Brussels Ibis Regulation respectively. Such jurisdiction rules are far from beneficial to consumers.…”

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“…A combination of transport and such kind of accommodation does not constitute a package travel. 88 Secondly, if an accommodation contract includes other complementary services, such as pick-up service from the airport to the hotel, such a transport service is not independent but intrinsically part of hotel services and thus the combination of these two services is not a package travel. 89 Accommodation for residential purposes, including for long-term language courses, should not be considered as accommodation.…”

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The Tango Between Art.17(3) Brussels Ibis and Art.6(4)(b) Rome I under the Beat of Package Travel Directive

Zhen

2021

Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law

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Package travel tourists are explicitly protected as consumers under Article 6(4)(b) Rome I, but not under Article 17(3) Brussels Ibis since it does not even mention the term ‘package travel’. Such discrepancy is widened with the replacement of Directive 90/314 by Directive 2015/2302 with enlarged notion of package travel. As regards protecting package travel tourists as consumers with favorable jurisdiction and applicable law rules, this article argues that Article 17(3) Brussels Ibis is two steps behind Article 6(4)(b) Rome I. In order to close the gap, a uniform concept of package travel should be given. To this end, it is suggested that Article 17(3) Brussels Ibis should adopt the notion of package travel employed in Article 6(4)(b) Rome I. Despite this, these two provisions only cover packages containing transport, as an exception of transport contracts. Packages not including transport do not fall under the exception of transport contracts. Since all package travel contracts should be protected as consumer contracts, regardless of containing transport or not, it is more logical to delete the exception of transport contracts and create a separate provision to protect package travel contracts as consumer contracts.

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“…There is a correlation between cross-border ecommerce and product payment methods (Jinhao Li, 2017). From the perspective of consumers, the online management system of cross-border e-commerce should also be improved (Reinhard Steennot, 2016).Abundant achievements have been made in the field of cross-border e-commerce, which is worth learning from. This paper takes foreign trade in Guangdong province as the research object, and studies the whole process of online trading products from the view of cross-border ecommerce, through intermediary operation and finally reaching consumers.…”

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Research on the Problems of Products from "Factory" to "Home" from the Perspective of Cross-border E-commerce—Take Guangdong Province as an Example

2018

2018 4th International Conference on Innovative Development of E-Commerce and Logistics (ICIDEL 2018)

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In recent years, the national and local governments have attached great importance to the development of cross-border e-commerce, and introduced relevant policies intensively. Traditional enterprises have been trying their hydropower business in succession, and cross-border e-commerce has developed rapidly in the short term. Under such a new era of global economic integration and extensive Internet application, Guangdong province, as a major foreign trade province in China, has rapidly developed the cross-border e-commerce industry.So far, it still leads the team in China's cross-border ecommerce sector. This paper mainly studies Guangdong's foreign trade from the perspective of cross-border e-commerce to study the whole process of online trading products from the factory, through the intermediary operation, and finally to the consumers.Through the analysis of the operation process of products from manufacturers to consumers, this paper evaluates the operation process, the operation process is evaluated,the problems are found, and the solutions are proposed to provide reference for the development of the cross-border e-commerce industry in Guangdong.

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Rules of jurisdiction and conflict rules relating to online cross-border contracts concerning touristic services provided to consumers

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Research on the Development Countermeasures of Cross-border E-commerce in Zhejiang Province

Research on the Development Countermeasures of Cross-border E-commerce in Zhejiang Province

The Tango Between Art.17(3) Brussels Ibis and Art.6(4)(b) Rome I under the Beat of Package Travel Directive

Research on the Problems of Products from "Factory" to "Home" from the Perspective of Cross-border E-commerce—Take Guangdong Province as an Example

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