Veranstaltungsrecht in Deutschland, Österreich und der Schweiz

The borders between German-speaking countries in the EU are becoming increasingly fluid. Many events take place not only in one but in several countries within the DACH region. Additionally, some professionals in the event industry enjoy working in German-speaking countries abroad, and commuters are no longer found only in the immediate border areas. This book supports event agencies and individuals in cross-border work by identifying and comparing national peculiarities in event law. It presents the existing differences in a clear format: each of the DACH countries has its own chapter, which thoroughly addresses various aspects of event law. This enables adjustments to national conditions and helps avoid legal difficulties. The book covers topics such as types and locations of events, fire safety, permits, taxes and fees, association structures, industry standards, and vocational training in the event sector. It is aimed at trainees in event management, students in the event field, technicians, and event agencies.