Fengning Manchu Autonomous County Tourism Management Regulations (2011 Amendment)

Chapter 1 General Provisions Article 1 In order to strengthen the management of the tourism industry, rationally develop, utilize and protect tourism resources, protect the legitimate rights and interests of tourists, improve service quality, develop tourism and promote opening up to the outside world, according to The "Autonomy Regulations of Fengning Manchu Autonomous County" were formulated based on the actual situation of the county. Article 2 When developing tourism resources, we must proceed from reality, adhere to the principle of equal emphasis on development and protection, take into account both short-term and long-term interests, economic and social benefits, and improve the ecological environment. Article 3: The development of tourism industry shall adopt the principles of unified planning, hierarchical management, scientific protection and gradual development. Taking into account the national, collective and individual interests, adhere to the principles of paid use of tourism resources, rational development and whoever invests, who operates and who benefits, and protect the legitimate rights and interests of operators. Article 4: All units and individuals have the right and obligation to cherish and protect tourism resources, and have the right to report and accuse behaviors that damage tourism resources. Article 5: Enterprises, institutions and individuals inside and outside the county are encouraged to invest in the tourism industry, and foreign economic organizations and individuals are allowed to undertake or operate tourism projects in open zones. Article 6 The tourism management department of the county people's government shall be in charge of the tourism management work of the county. Article 7 The main responsibilities of the tourism management department are:

(1) Implement relevant tourism management laws, regulations, rules and national policies, formulate tourism management measures, and implement industry management of the tourism industry within its jurisdiction;< /p>

(2) Organize a census of tourism resources, scientifically demonstrate, analyze and evaluate, and put forward suggestions for development, utilization, and protection;

(3) Work with relevant departments to prepare a master plan for tourism development, Formulate annual implementation plans;

(4) Participate in the research, demonstration, site selection and design review of tourism construction projects, and review tourism project proposals;

(5) Responsible for tourism Survey, statistics, evaluation, registration and certification of the industry, and establish tourism management files;

(6) Cultivate tourism professionals and organize tourism vocational education and job training.

(7) Participate in the investigation and handling of cases that violate laws and regulations in the tourism industry, handle rewards and punishment matters, be responsible for tourism safety management, and work with relevant departments to comprehensively manage the tourism environment. Article 8 The management scope of the tourism management department:

(1) Natural resources and human resources with tourism value;

(2) Tourist areas and scenic spots of various types and sizes , facilities;

(3) Enterprises, institutions and individuals that carry out economic activities in tourist areas, attractions and facilities;

(4) Providing transportation, food, accommodation, Designated units and individuals providing services such as sightseeing, entertainment, health, recuperation, shopping, souvenirs, etc.;

(5) Units that enter tourist attraction areas to engage in production and operation, scientific inspections, publicity interviews, photography and video recording, etc. and individuals;

(6) Historical cultural relics listed in tourist attractions shall be jointly managed by the tourism management department and the cultural relics management department. Article 9 The relevant departments of the county people's government shall strengthen the management of the tourism industry in accordance with the provisions of laws, regulations, rules and these regulations and in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Chapter 2 Tourism Resource Protection Article 10 The development and utilization of tourism resources must undergo scientific investigation and demonstration. Article 11 The tourism resources and scenic protection areas within the territory are divided into two categories: county-level key protection units and township-level general protection units.

For county-level tourism protection units, the county tourism management department shall consult with relevant departments to propose a definition of scope, protection content, and protection measures, which shall be approved and announced by the county people's government.

Township-level tourism protection units shall be proposed by the township or town people's government or competent department to define the scope, protection content, and protection measures. After review and approval by the county tourism competent department, they shall be reported to the county people's government for approval, and shall be determined by the township or town people's government. Announced by the people's government or the competent department. Article 12 In the tourist protected area, the original natural features of strange mountains, strange rocks, waterfalls, rivers, springs, caves, trees, flowers and grass, and winding paths shall not be destroyed. Measures such as closing mountains for afforestation, planting grass on fences, and cultivating flowers and trees shall be adopted to protect and restore the ecological environment in the area.

After the scope of the protected area is defined, as long as the property rights remain unchanged, no digging, rock splitting, tree felling, firewood digging, medicine digging, grazing, or wasteland reclamation is allowed within the protected area without approval from the county government. and other activities. Article 13: Ancient trees and wild rare animals and plants protected at the national, provincial and county levels in tourist reserves shall be marked by the forestry department, and felling, climbing, picking, hunting, killing with pesticides and harm are strictly prohibited. Painting, engraving and posting advertisements on buildings is prohibited. Article 14 The ancient sites, ancient tombs, ancient buildings, temples, pavilions, pavilions, inscriptions, cliffs and place names, surveying and mapping, and aviation signs within the tourist protection areas must be protected with priority. Damage and destruction are strictly prohibited. No modification or relocation is allowed without the approval of the competent department. Excavation of sand and soil and the construction of new buildings on ancient ruins are not allowed. Article 15 When engineering construction is carried out in a tourist reserve, its ancillary facilities such as lightning protection, fire protection, environmental protection, water supply and drainage, and waste treatment must be designed and constructed at the same time as the main project. Urban construction, environmental protection, sanitation, water conservancy, public security, Inspection and supervision of fire protection, tourism, cultural relics and other management departments. Chapter 3 Planning and Construction Article 16 In places with tourism development value within the county, the county and township (town) people's governments should regard tourism as an industry and include it in the national economic and social development plan.