By Doyice Cotten
Tourism in third world countries is always interesting and exciting, but it does come with some risks. I took my camera on my visit to the small town of Juan Dolio, D.R. The risks that I depict here are similar to those in most any Caribbean or Central American country.
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By Doyice Cotten
Usually I write about travel hazards and failures in risk management. This time, I am writing about some of the risk management efforts I saw at Coral Costa Caribe Resort in the Dominican Republic. I usually have my camera ready for hazards,
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By Doyice Cotten
Foreign tourism is filled with hazards to safety, most important of which are 1) transportation accidents and 2) trip & falls when the tourist is seeing the sights and not looking where they are stepping.
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By Doyice Cotten
Things are different in third world countries. Whether one is a tourist or a resident, one encounters risks every day that are not faced in the United States.
First, we will look at a few risks that we as tourists encountered on a recent visit.
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The tourism industry in the United States is replete with hazards and risks – particularly when one is not in an upscale property. Hoteliers in the U.S. spend a lot of money eliminating hazards in an effort to reduce the risk of injury and lawsuits.
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Table of Contents
1.00 INTRODUCTION TO SPORT LAW 1
1.10 The Legal System Gil B. Fried 2
1.20 Legal Research Anita M. Moorman 12
1.30 Business Structure & Legal Authority John T. Wolohan 25
2.00 NEGLIGENCE LAW 35
2.10 Negligence Theory 36
2.11 Elements of Negligence Betty van der Smissen 36
2.12 Which Parties Are Liable?
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