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How you must protect any residential occupiers on your caravan site from unlawful eviction and harassment.

Examples of conditions that could be attached to a caravan site licence in Northern Ireland, and situations which allow for exemptions from the need to have a licence.

Licensing requirements for caravan sites in Northern Ireland and how to apply for a licence.

How to set up and run a caravan site in Northern Ireland and the legal requirements you must meet.

Business opportunities in Northern Ireland’s growing food tourism market for producers, hospitality providers and tourism experience providers.

Your responsibilities for safekeeping, and your rights to retain, your guest's belongings.

The rules for reselling gas and electricity, charging for telephone calls and providing water from private supply.

Why you must keep a guest register if you run a hotel, bed and breakfast, hostel or any other accommodation business, and what you need to record in it.

Employment law and best practice resources that can help you run your tourism business lawfully and efficiently.

Information to help you comply with food safety laws if you offer food or drink to your guests.

Fire, gas and electricity safety laws that tourist accommodation businesses must comply with.

An outline of health and safety obligations specific to tourism businesses.

Find out if you need to pay business rates serviced or self catering accommodation premises.

Find out if you need planning permission for your bed and breakfast, self catering or other tourism business.

A list of some of the biggest feature films and TV shows filmed in Northern Ireland, including Game of Thrones, Derry Girls and Dracula Untold

The types of tourism business and attractions eligible for the Tourism NI visitor experience quality grading scheme, and the process to become quality graded.

Tourism NI’s five star rating system indicates the quality and standards of various types of tourism business including accommodation and visitor experiences.

Being quality graded by Tourism NI can bring a number of benefits to your business, including improving your reputation and giving you a competitive advantage.

If you cancel an accommodation booking you’ve already accepted you should find them alternative accommodation or be liable for damages.

What to do if a customer refuses to accept tourist accommodation they have booked with you.

What you should do if a guest cancels their accommodation booking, therefore breaching a contract with you, including how to claim damages.

Terms and conditions set when a guest makes a booking form a legal contract, will normally cover booking, pricing, cancellation policies and more.

Best practice regarding booking contracts, cancellations and handling disputes with guests.

The pros and cons of selling rooms through online travel agents and booking websites for hotels, Bed and Breakfasts and other accommodation providers.