In what year was the domestic holiday adjustment policy promulgated by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism?

1949 12/23, the State Council released the National Festival and Memorial Day for the first time. After several revisions, it has been used to this day. There was no "golden week" or "seven-day fun" at that time in the early days of the People's Republic of China. The earliest way to have a holiday is that there are only seven public holidays all year round, and only 59 days a year, even if it is a single holiday. The "seven-day fun" holiday model only appeared after the financial crisis in Southeast Asia. In order to cope with the financial crisis and stimulate consumption at the same time, the domestic 1999 began to implement the "Golden Week" holiday method, and the Spring Festival, May Day and Eleventh were unified into three days, which were spliced with the weekends before and after to form a seven-day long holiday. In 2000, the National Tourism Administration and other nine ministries and commissions issued "Several Opinions on Further Developing Holiday Tourism", which formally established the Golden Week holiday system. In the same year, the State Council took the lead in setting up the "National Inter-Ministerial Coordination Meeting Office for Holiday Tourism", that is, the "Holiday Office" to co-ordinate and organize the Golden Week tourism work. At this time, you can get a glimpse of the others. In 2007, the State Council revised the National Festival and Remembrance Day again, retaining two seven-day long holidays, namely Spring Festival and National Day, and changing New Year's Day, Tomb-Sweeping Day, May Day and Mid-Autumn Festival into three-day "small holidays", which was officially born. In 20 14, the "Holiday Office" withdrew from the historical stage and became an "inter-ministerial conference on tourism work", but the holiday was retained.