Can you open a hotel in a town in party member?

According to the prohibitive provisions of the Civil Service Law, civil servants are not allowed to engage in or participate in profit-making activities, and they are not allowed to hold concurrent positions in enterprises or other profit-making organizations;

The so-called "profit-making activities" refer to investing in business-run enterprises or holding clear shares, dry shares or secret shares in enterprises.

Specifically, individuals or individuals are not allowed to do business or run enterprises in the name of others, or illegally own shares or securities of unlisted companies (enterprises), or register companies or invest in shares abroad.

For investing in securities markets such as stocks, the state has relaxed restrictions and allowed civil servants to invest in securities, but they must comply with relevant regulations. As can be seen from the above regulations, civil servants are not allowed to open hotels.