We work with owners, investors, developers and operators on complex M&A transactions, strategic investments and joint ventures as well as developments, hotel management agreements and franchise agreements all over the world. This breadth of experience ensures we have the specialist expertise and sector knowledge to deliver excellent advice.
Our clients say they enjoy working with us because we are commercial and forward thinking, have a deep understanding of the sector and provide outstanding client service.
We are top ranked by the UK legal directories and the team is continually relied upon to advise on high value, complex and international deals. Our industry connections, relationships and track record are what make our practice stand out.
Latest news & insights
Prior rights that cease to exist during an action: Advocate General issues first Brexit-related Opinion
US$59 million growth capital: Taylor Wessing advises NUMA Group on new funding round
by multiple authors
Taylor Wessing advises HV Hospitality on Six Senses partnership for €100m Mediterranean escape
by multiple authors
European Franchise & Distribution Newsletter n°32
by multiple authors
Advising RBH on its partnership with Covivio Hotels
by Richard Bursby and Jack Wain
Our team
Please feel free to contact any of the people listed here for more information about our capabilities and their expertise in hotels, hospitality and leisure in your jurisdiction. You can also search for a particular individual or see the whole team by using our people finder.
Tools and online services
Global data hub
Our data protection microsite, is a one-stop shop for up-to-date, international information on data privacy law, offering practical insights, thought leadership and guidance on data protection law. All content on the Hub is available for free and receives over 30,000 visitors a month. We have added a wealth of GDPR-specific articles and a number of GDPR checklists supported by a bank of virtual learning webinars to help clients with their preparations for implementation.
Modern slavery act assessment tool
The UK’s Modern Slavery Act requires businesses to disclose their approach to forced labour on their website. Affected organisations need to produce a statement within six months of their year-end. Does your business need to produce a statement?
TW: Cyber Response
Our data breach mobile app helps organisations prepare for and respond to data breaches. Organisations will face potential multi-million pound fines for data breaches after 25 May 2018. TW:Cyber Response provides practical assistance to help clients prepare for and manage breaches as effectively as possible, to minimise their exposure to regulatory action, litigation risk, and reputational damage. The app is available to download from the App Store and Google Play Store.