Regulation (UE) n. 1177/2010 governs the rights of passengers transported by sea or on inland waterways, obliging carriers to provide certain information and specific rights in the event of delays, cancellations and changes of itinerary. The full text of Regulation (UE) n. 1177/2010 and further information on passenger rights can be found at these links:
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