Top 10 of 45 law firms for Purchases and Sales, Tourism Law

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This area covers buying and selling tourism businesses or tourist premises in England, including assessing value, negotiating and drafting sale agreements, and handling the transfer of ownership. A solicitor in this field advises on due diligence, conditions precedent, warranties, earn-outs, and post-completion adjustments, and may help with asset or share purchases, licences, and leases related to guest accommodation, tours, or travel services. The work often hinges on regulatory compliance, consumer protection, and appropriate licensing for hospitality operations.

Why this work is usually handled by a solicitor

A solicitor guides due diligence, drafts or negotiates the sale agreement and any ancillary documents (warranties, disclosures, and conditions), and coordinates completion and post-completion steps such as transfer of licences, assignments of leases, and notification to Companies House or HM Land Registry. Their professional duties are regulated, insured, and carried out with client accounts and conduct of transactional proceedings in mind.

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