Contents that do not fall under the Tourism Law are

According to the provisions of the Tourism Law, tourism planning is not part of the content of the Tourism Law, but the following aspects are:

1. Tourism planning and promotion

The Tourism Law clearly stipulates the state’s responsibilities for macro-planning, guidance and promotion of tourism development, including formulating tourism development plans and promoting tourism investment.

2. Tourism operations

The Tourism Law stipulates the conditions and responsibilities that tourism operators should have, including application and management of business licenses, quality and safety supervision of tourism products, tourism Handling of complaints, etc.

3. Tourism service contract

The Tourism Law stipulates the content of tourism service contracts and regulations on signing, performance, modification, cancellation, etc., aiming to protect the legitimate rights and interests of tourists and maintain order in the tourism market.

In actual tourism operations, tourism practitioners should comply with various requirements stipulated in the Tourism Law to ensure the healthy development of the tourism market and improve tourists’ travel experience and satisfaction.

As the basic law of my country’s tourism industry, the Tourism Law is of great significance for regulating the order of the tourism market, protecting the rights and interests of tourists, and promoting the sustainable development of the tourism industry. Currently, with the continuous expansion and development of the domestic tourism market, the improvement and implementation of tourism laws has become one of the key issues in the development of my country's tourism industry. In the future, we expect the tourism law to be further improved and strengthened to better serve the needs and interests of tourists and tourism practitioners.