Phil Cameron

     Through his work, he promotes the free and peaceful movement of people, products, and production. He was worked with UNESCO on World Heritage Designations and Space Tourism, as well as Scientific Tourism, and for the UNWTO on harmonization of international travel laws as well as development of technology to promote travel and tourism discussion. He is on IFTTA’s Board of Directors, and is Executive Vice President, and on the Editorial Board of the Travel Law Journal. He is the founder of the Space Travel Law Association (STELA) and the International Institute of Technology and Humanity (IITH).

      He completed his S.J.D. Doctorate in International Law (with honors), and earned his LL.M. Masters in International Law (with honors), and an Intellectual Property Certificate (with distinction), and J.D. Law Degree and a Certificate of International Law (with distinction) from Golden Gate University. Dr. Cameron completed law programs at Oxford University, England; Temple University, Tokyo, Japan; Mahidol University, Bangkok, Thailand; Paris X Nanterre, France; The Hague Academy of International Law, The Netherlands; and Keio University, Tokyo, Japan. Dr. Cameron has degrees in Philosophy, Asian Studies, World Religions, and Persian Language.

     Dr. Cameron co-authored “The Law and the Travel Industry, 5th Edition,” Prentice Hall, and “Travel 9-11” and is a Contributor to “Traveler’s Rights - Your Legal Guide to Fair Treatment and Full Value,” and “The Frequent Traveler’s Guide.” He has taught/co-taught courses in Travel Law at San Francisco State University, San Francisco Law School, and day lectured at Beijing International Studies University and other Universities outside of the USA. He regularly speaks at Travel Conferences.