리조트 안전사고 유형에 따른 손해배상책임

The tourism industry has developed steadily in the 2000s because of increase in the number of both foreign and Korean tourists. To be specific, the reasons Korean tourists have increased include; after 2011, extended application of a 5-day workweek up to businesses of less than 20 people: and a raised income level of the public and change in their perception on leisure life. The increase in tourists contributed to the growth of accommodation businesses across the country, and those businesses are seeking a variety of ways to satisfy the needs of tourists. Keeping up with such rapid changes in the business environment, resorts as well as hotels have adopted a range of changes. Tourists generally want to use resort facilities in a pleasing environment of the resort, but there has been an ever increasing risk of life-threatening accidents taking place unexpectedly at a resort. In this context, this study reviewed the types of various safety accidents that are likely to happen at a resort and the liabilities for damages according to the parties responsible for liabilities, and with the findings of review, recommended ways to prevent safety accidents at a resort. In conclusion, a resort should try its utmost to prevent safety accidents by predicting risks that may happen due to visitors, facilities, structures, businesses at the site, local characteristics and so on and make every effort including training and notification on safety accidents and obligation of supervision.