Which department does the scenic spot belong to?

The management department of a scenic spot mainly depends on the type and level of the scenic spot and the administrative division of the region.

First, the national scenic area management department

National scenic spots and nature reserves are often directly managed by institutions directly under the State Council or relevant ministries, such as the State Forestry and Grassland Bureau and the Ministry of Culture and Tourism. These departments are responsible for formulating and implementing relevant policies and supervising the planning, construction, protection and daily operation of scenic spots.

Second, the local scenic area management department

For local scenic spots, such as provincial and municipal scenic spots and parks. The relevant departments of local government are mainly responsible for its management. These departments may include local tourism bureau, garden bureau, culture bureau, radio, film and television bureau, tourism and sports bureau, etc. They are responsible for the daily management, maintenance, safety and tourism services of scenic spots.

Third, cross-departmental collaboration and joint management.

In some special cases, the management of scenic spots may involve the cooperation and joint management of multiple departments. For example, for scenic spots involving multiple administrative regions or with special ecological and cultural values, it may be necessary to set up a special coordinating body or management committee, which will be managed by multiple departments.

Fourth, trade associations and self-regulatory organizations.

In addition, some industry associations and self-regulatory organizations related to scenic spot management also play an important role in scenic spot management. These organizations are usually responsible for formulating industry norms, promoting industry exchanges and cooperation, and providing technical support and training. It is helpful to improve the professional and standardized level of scenic spot management.

To sum up:

The management departments of scenic spots vary according to the types, levels and areas of scenic spots. National scenic spots are mainly managed by relevant state departments, while local scenic spots are under the responsibility of relevant local government departments. Under special circumstances, it may involve the cooperation and joint management of multiple departments. At the same time, trade associations and self-regulatory organizations also play an important role in the management of scenic spots.

Legal basis:

Tourism Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 4 provides that:

The development of tourism should follow the principle of unity of social benefits, economic benefits and ecological benefits. The state encourages all kinds of market players to make rational use of tourism resources according to law on the premise of effectively protecting tourism resources. Tourist attractions built with public resources should reflect public welfare.

Regulations on scenic spots

Article 4 provides that:

Scenic area management agencies established by local people's governments at or above the county level where scenic areas are located are responsible for the protection, utilization and unified management of scenic areas.