ISSN 2184-8793 ISSNe 2975-9056 VI.- CONCLUSIONS. It is an important modification for the sector of tourism, key in a territory like the Balearic Islands. It means a shift towards sustainable and circular tourism. This entails many obligations for tourist companies, especially accommodation ones, with important sanctions in case of unfulfillment. The shift that this new regulation substantiates entails action by different administrations, which may complicate some processes. Tourist aspects, urbanistic aspects, bed places, uses, etc., are entangled. The seventh final disposition already establishes that the ministry in charge of tourism matters must design an action and coordination plan with insular administrations to look out for the fulfilment of the obligations that the Title V on circularity foresees. It is a rule that introduces many changes with a bet on change in the tourism sector. BIBLIOGRAPHY Ferrer Tapia, B. (2022) “La economía circular y la protección del territorio en la nueva regulación del alojamiento turístico balear”, Revista General de Derecho del Turismo, 5, p. 1-25. Morandi, F. (2018), “The UNWTO Draft Convention on the Protection of Tourists and on the Rights and Obligations of Tourism Service Providers”, Sustainable Tourism Law, Lisbon, p. 230 and foll. DOCUMENTS - “Making Tourism More Sustainable - A Guide for Policy Makers”. UNEP and WTO, 2005 (https://www.e-unwto.org/doi/book/10.18111/9789284408214). - Sustainable tourism strategy of Spain 2030. (https://turismo.gob.es/en-us/estrategiaturismo-sostenible/paginas/index.aspx). REGULATIONS - Law 3/2022, of 15 June, of urgent measures for the sustainability and circularity of tourism in the Balearic Islands. - Decree Law 3/2022, of 11 February, of urgent measures for the sustainability and circularity of tourism in the Balearic Islands. - Law 8/2012, of 19 July, on Tourism in the Balearic Islands.
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