Regulations on Tourism Development of Qiannan Buyi and Miao Autonomous Prefecture

Article 1. In order to protect and rationally develop and utilize tourism resources and promote the sustainable development of the tourism industry, in accordance with the "Regional Ethnic Autonomy Law of the People's Republic of China" and relevant laws and regulations, combined with the actual situation of the autonomous prefecture , formulate these regulations. Article 2 These regulations shall apply to the development of tourism within the administrative region of autonomous prefectures, tourism planning, tourism resource protection, tourism operations and tourism activities, and related supervision and management. Article 3 The development of tourism shall follow the principles of government leadership, social participation, diversified investment and market operation, adhere to the combination of development and utilization of tourism resources with effective protection, unify economic benefits, social benefits and ecological benefits, and highlight local characteristics and national characteristics. . Article 4 People's governments at the state and county levels shall incorporate tourism into the national economic and social development plans and annual plans, and cultivate and develop it as a pillar industry. Article 5 The people's governments at the state and county levels shall establish special funds for tourism development, include them in the fiscal budget, and gradually increase them according to the needs of tourism development.

Encourage enterprises, institutions, social groups and individuals to donate funds to develop the tourism industry. Donated funds enjoy preferential tax treatment in accordance with relevant laws and regulations and are included in special funds for tourism development for management and use.

Special funds for tourism development will be established in a special account and earmarked funds will be used exclusively. Article 6 The people's governments at the state and county levels shall strengthen leadership over tourism development, establish a comprehensive coordination mechanism, formulate tourism development policies and measures, and supervise the implementation of major tourism development issues. Article 7 The tourism administrative departments of the people's governments at the state and county levels are responsible for tourism management, supervision and service within their respective administrative regions. Their main responsibilities are:

(1) Responsible for the specific work of comprehensive coordination of tourism;

(2) Organize a census of tourism resources, prepare tourism development plans, key tourism project plans and tourism route plans;

(3) Organize and implement tourism market development and publicity and promotion;

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(4) Formulate and implement tourism talent training plans;

(5) Organize and implement the use of special funds for tourism development in accordance with the tourism development plan and key tourism project plans;

< p>(6) Regulate the legal business and service behavior of tourism enterprises and employees, maintain the order of the tourism market, accept complaints from tourists, and guide the construction of the integrity system of the tourism industry;

(7) Supervise and inspect tourism service facilities and service quality;

(8) Responsible for the comprehensive coordination, supervision and management of tourism safety, and guide emergency rescue work;

(9) Promote the informatization construction of tourism development. Article 8 The development and reform, finance, planning, transportation, housing and urban and rural construction, public security, culture, ethnic and religious, health, agriculture, forestry, water conservancy, land, environmental protection and other relevant departments of the people's governments at the state and county levels shall, in accordance with their respective responsibilities , promote the sustainable development of tourism. Article 9 The tourism administrative departments of the people's governments at the state and county levels shall establish a tourism information network management system, a holiday tourism forecast system and a tourism warning information release system to release relevant tourism information to the public. Set up tourist information multimedia in airports, stations, docks, squares, scenic spots (spots), tourist distribution centers and other places where tourists are relatively concentrated to provide consulting services for tourists.

Public media such as radio, television, newspapers, and government portals should set up tourism columns, carry out tourism publicity, and provide tourists with transportation, weather and other information services. Article 10 The tourism development plan shall adhere to the combination of protection and rational development of tourism resources, adapt measures to local conditions, be low-carbon and environmentally friendly, highlight natural heritage, intangible cultural heritage, geological landscapes, and green ecological characteristics, and give full play to local ethnic cultural diversity and natural environmental ecology. Advantages, integrate tourism resource elements, improve tourism brand quality, clarify the overall tourism image and tourism culture promotion themes, and participate in cross-regional tourism cooperation and development.

The preparation and adjustment of urban construction master plans, land use plans, infrastructure plans, and village and town plans should be consistent with tourism development plans. Article 11 Tourist transportation lines and supporting service facilities should be included in the unified planning and construction of urban and rural transportation networks. The establishment of urban transportation lines and stations should take into account the tourist facilities along the lines and the tourist functions of scenic spots (spots).

When formulating plans for the construction of external roads to scenic spots (spots), tourist passenger transport routes, and station plans, the opinions of the tourism administrative department shall be solicited. Article 12 Relevant departments of the people's governments at the state and county levels shall strengthen the power supply, water supply and drainage, communications, environmental protection, sanitation, greening, fire protection, water conservancy and other tourism service functions and related tourism supporting infrastructure in tourist towns and areas rich in tourism resources. construction. Article 13: People's governments at the state and county levels shall reserve land quotas for tourism project construction based on tourism development plans; land for the construction of key tourism projects shall be included in the priority arrangement of annual land use plan quotas. Article 14 Newly built, renovated, and expanded tourism projects shall comply with the tourism development plan and be coordinated with local ethnic characteristics, historical features, and natural environment. Environmental impact assessments shall be conducted in accordance with the law, soil and water conservation and landscape protection plans shall be formulated, and necessary supporting facilities shall be constructed. Pollutant treatment facilities. Article 15 People's governments at the state and county levels encourage the use of natural heritage, intangible cultural heritage and other resources to develop tourism products with unique characteristics and historical and cultural connotations.

Article 16 The people's governments at the state and county levels may invest in and finance the tourist attractions (spots) with mature conditions, such as operating rights, project franchise rights, charge mortgage rights, etc., and jointly develop tourist attractions through joint ventures or cooperation. Except where prohibited by laws and regulations.

If any unit or individual fails to carry out development and operation without justifiable reasons within 2 years from the date of obtaining the land use rights of a tourist attraction, its land use rights will be unconditionally withdrawn by the original approving authority.

Encourage investment in the development of tourism resources, and provide preferential policies and support to units and individuals that build tourism development zones, key tourist attractions, and engage in business activities.