Dr. Carolina Castro is a prominent expert in the field of Tourism Law with extensive experience in academia and research. She currently serves as a Professor of Tourism Law at the University of International Tourism (UIT) in Bolivia. For over two decades, she has dedicated her efforts to research and teaching in subjects related to tourist legislation and sustainable development in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Dr. Castro has published numerous articles and books on legal issues in tourism and has actively participated in research projects funded by international organizations. Her experience includes advising governments, NGOs, and companies on legal matters related to tourism.
As a prominent member of the academic community in Tourism Law, Dr. Castro takes pride in contributing to the Tourism Law Observatory of Latin America and the Caribbean as an Academic Expert and Associated Researcher. Her areas of interest include the harmonization of tourism legislation, traveler rights, and the promotion of sustainable tourism practices in the region. Her commitment to research and international collaboration has been fundamental in advancing knowledge and the practice of Tourism Law in Latin America and the Caribbean.