What is the Asian Tourism Promotion Plan?

The Asian Tourism Promotion Plan is a plan aimed at promoting the development of tourism in Asia. The goal of the plan is to promote tourism exchanges among Asian countries through cooperation and coordination, and to strengthen Asia's competitiveness as a global tourism destination.

The Asian Tourism Promotion Program was initiated by the ASEAN Tourism Ministers' Meeting (ATM), and its members include the member countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, China, Japan and South Korea. The goal of the plan is to strengthen the development of tourism in Asia and improve the economic status of tourism in Asian countries by formulating the same tourism policies and strategies.

The main initiatives of the Asian Tourism Promotion Plan include:

1. Promote the cooperation and exchange of tourism in Asia and strengthen the development and management of tourism resources.

2. Promote the marketing and marketing activities of the tourism industry, and enhance the popularity of Asia as a tourist destination.

3. Provide policy guidance and support for the development of tourism and promote the development of tourism-related industries.

4. Strengthen personnel training and technical exchanges in the tourism industry, and improve the quality and level of tourism services.

5. Promote the facilitation and interconnection of tourist visas in Asian countries.

Through the Asian Tourism Promotion Plan, Asian tourism can establish closer cooperation, develop and share tourism resources, and promote the prosperity and sustainable development of Asian tourism.