What conditions are needed to develop tourist attractions?

Required conditions for developing tourist attractions:

1. Understand the land conditions, such as the nature of the land, etc. If an investor plans to develop 500 acres, the investor needs to know how much of the 500 acres is forest land, how many villagers have contracted land, etc.;

2. Find the user or owner of the land according to the different conditions of the land. Such as village committees, individuals, contractors, etc., communicate with them and seek their opinions to see if tourism can be developed. If the land user or land owner agrees to the development, they must sign an agreement of intent with the relevant personnel. This issue can be resolved through the village committee. During this process, it is necessary to pay attention to signing a written agreement and stamping it with the official government seal; if not If you agree, it will not proceed;

3. Communicate with the county-level tourism-related departments, obtain the consent of the county-level leaders, reach a preliminary agreement, and complete the relevant processes. In this way, the project development must obtain the approval of the villagers and the government, and the developer can develop the project and make a feasibility study report;

4. Bring the land intention agreement and feasibility study report signed by the land user or owner Submit an application to the National Development and Reform Commission or Bureau and fill out the project application form. After submitting the application, the National Development and Reform Commission or Bureau will initiate the project according to the upper-level plan.