Abstract:
The relevance of this study lies in the investigation of the national legislation of the
Central Asian countries governing the implementation of travel company activities
in these countries, as well as the features, establishment, development, and problems.
The purpose of this study is to analyze the legislative framework, as well as to investigate the level of the regulatory framework for governing the tourism sector and
ensuring the rights of people who use tourist services as exemplified by particular
Central Asian countries. Dialectical, formalization, legal recognition, formal legal,
hermeneutic, logical legal, systemic, structural-functional, axiomatic, and inductive methods were among those used for this investigation. The definitions of “travel
company activities” and “travel services,” as well as the features of the Central
Asian tourism industry, the creation and evaluation of laws controlling the tourism
industry, and the laws of certain Central Asian nations controlling the industry are
the outcomes of this study. The provisions consolidated in this paper are of practical
value primarily for authorized persons whose activities are directly aimed at regulating and ensuring the implementation of all subjects and participants of travel
company activities.
