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Ministries, localities join hand to develop tourism

Ministries, localities join hand to develop tourism
 
 
The Government has assigned specific tasks to ministries and localities nationwide to make tourism spearhead economic growth. 
 
 
Localities, especially those with prominent tourist sites, must raise public awareness of maintaining security and order and servicing tourists in a friendly way, according to a resolution recently issued by the Government. 
 
The Government also gave the nod to funding for a national action plan on tourism and a national tourism promotion programme in 2015. 
 
The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism (MoCST) was asked to work together with other ministries and sector in devising plans to draw foreign visitors from potential markets. 
 
In coordination with the MoCST, the Ministry of Planning and Investment will work on all possible incentives for investments, especially those going to infrastructure and key national tourist areas as listed in the comprehensive master plan on tourism development until 2020, with a vision to 2030. 
 
The Ministry of Finance is in charge of reviewing the investment law and other decrees, thereby making proposals to make possible changes in regulations on hotel and travel business. 
 
At the same time, it will examine regulations on importing hi-end travel vehicles such as hydrofoils, cruise vessels, seaplanes and balloons, and report to the Government before June 30, 2015. 
 
Regulations on land allocation and taxes on land use will also be adjusted in a way that eases financial burden on accommodation and tourist facilities.
 
Source: VNA/VOV

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