The tour guide system is facing a major reform. Why do you want to change it? What do you need to change?

First of all, from 2065438 to 2006/kloc-0 to 29 October, the national conference on tourism was held in Haikou. Li Jinzao, director of the National Tourism Administration, made an important report at the meeting. It is mentioned in the report that the reform of tour guide management system should be deepened, from administrative, non-mobile and closed management to market-oriented, liberalized and legalized management, and the policy that "tour guides must be appointed by travel agencies" should be abolished, and the tour guide qualification certificate should be valid for life and be used nationwide. Including the implementation of the tour guide flow management policy, this news also shocked the tourism industry, so for. Whether it is easy to cancel the policy that tour guides must be appointed by travel agencies should also consider the following aspects:

1, "the tour guide must be appointed by the travel agency" is the previous legal provision. If it is cancelled, legal procedures must be taken. Moreover, it involves a wide range, so based on the relevant provisions of the Tourism Law, it is at least not rigorous to cancel the policy that tour guides must be appointed by travel agencies.

2. The procedure of amending laws and regulations is legal.

The main purpose of the revision of laws and regulations is to better benefit the people, and the revision can only be realized after layers of examination and signature. Therefore, the cancellation of this policy must go through at least two legal procedures, and the Tourism Law and the Regulations on the Administration of Tour Guides can be amended. Moreover, it is the first time to change the identity of tour guides into freelancers, and the state still needs to measure it well in legislation and implementation.

In a word, the idea of deepening the reform of tour guide system put forward by this national tourism work conference is very good. The management system of tour guides will change from administrative, non-mobile and closed management to market-oriented, liberalized and legalized management, which is very in line with the vital interests of 820,000 tour guides nationwide. However, to truly implement the policy that "tour guides must be appointed by travel agencies", some discussion and consideration are needed.