XI CONTENTS Alejandro Corral Sastre The legal dilemma of ex-post controls in Tourism: reflections on judgment 626/2026, of may 19, of the Spanish Supreme Court (Administrative Litigation Chamber) 51 I. Introduction 51 II. Prior Authorizations vs. Declaraciones Responsables: A Distinct Dichotomy 52 III. The Interpretation of the Spanish Supreme Court 53 IV. The Hierarchy of Public Interest: Proportionality in Oversight 54 V. The Structural Failure of Ex-Post Controls 55 VI. Beyond Authorizations and Declarations: Intelligent Governance for Real-Time Oversight 57 VII. Conclusions 57 VIII. References 58 Chiara Tincani “PDO tourism” and the Italian system 61 I. Food and wine tourism and “PDO tourism” 61 II. EU Regulation No. 1143 of 2024 and its objectives 63 III. EU Regulation No. 1143 of 2024 and producer groups 65 IV. The Italian experience and the protection consortia 66 V. The Italian experience and “PDO tourism” 67 Fernando Rodrigues Martins, Miguel Cabral de Araújo Martins ‘Stomach Rules’ and consumer promotion: a necessary scientific investigation in the formation of Gastronomic Law 69 I. Introduction 69 II. Formulation of a Concept 72 II. Epistemological Complexity and Gastronomic Law 76 III. Menu of Principles, Consumer Promotion, and Theatricalization of the Body 88 IV. Final Considerations 91 V. References 92 Enrico Gragnoli “Workation” and the employment relationship 99 I. The success of the “workation” portmanteau and of the underlying idea of combining vacation and work 100
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