Tourism Law in Europe

18 1) 50,000 € not organising non-scheduled flights; 2) 200,000 € organising non-scheduled flights; 3) 7% of income of the last ended four quarters for the sales of organised travels under all concluded organised travel contracts; and 4) The amount of all received income of travel organiser under all concluded but not implemented yet travel contracts. In that case if the travel organiser provides local tourism and outbound tourism services, the amount of the ensurement of fulfilment of obligations is calculated while following the Part 2 of Article 13 (the amount of the ensurement of fulfilment of obligations of travel organiser has to be the maximum amount of the amounts mentioned above). It should be noted that the procedure of the ensurement of fulfilment of obligations of travel organizator is described in the procedure of the insurance of fulfilment of obligations of travel organizator and seller of tourism services package resolved by 12 September 2018 Resolution No. 924 of the Government of the Republic of Lithuania The fulfilment of obligations of the travel organiser established in the Republic of Lithuania is granted to all tourists, who acquired organised travel, without taking into account their place of residence, initial departure place or place, where the organised travel was acquired, and in which member state the institution responsible for the insurance of fulfilment of obligations is located (Article 16, Law on Tourism of the Republic of Lithuania). However, it should be noted that the ensurement of fulfilment of obligations does not cover (Article 15): 1) Damage suffered by the tourist due to poor quality of services provided by the travel organiser; 2) Non-material damage suffered by the tourist; 3) Damage suffered by the tourist in those cases when the travel organiser is discharged from liability to the undertaken obligations for the tourist under the Civil Code and (or) organised travel contract; and