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Short-term consultancy: Report on specific aspects relating to the HCCH’s ongoing legislative project on Tourists and Visitors

September 11, 2019/in News/by Thomas John
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The HCCH is seeking to retain a Consultant who will conduct a study and draft a further Report on specific aspects relating to the HCCH’s ongoing legislative project on Tourists and Visitors.

Interested? For more information, follow this link to the vacancy announcement.

Tags: legal cooperation, dispute resolution, visitors, traveler, enhanced cooperation, HCCH, tourist, tourism, consultancy, consumer protection
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