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  1. China Tourism News

    Two Ministries Back Short-Term Use of Idle Construction Land for Cultural Tourism Facilities

    The Ministry of Natural Resources and the National Forestry and Grassland Administration have issued a notice on supporting high-quality and efficient development of the service sector, proposing to promote short-term use of idle land. Subject to municipal or county government assessment and on the premise of protecting legitimate rights, ensuring safety and not affecting long-term planning, temporary-use rules may be formulated to advance short-term use of idle construction land, focused on building distinctive cultural tourism and other public-service facilities, aligned with planning implementation sequencing. The notice also calls for strengthening territorial space support for the serv…

Sep 24Thu
  1. China Tourism News

    New RV Consumption Policy Lands, Campgrounds Included in National Spatial Planning 'One Map'

    The recently released Several Measures on Promoting RV Consumption proposes, in its section on strengthening RV campground construction, to coordinate and guarantee space for RV campgrounds in national spatial planning and include them in the 'one map' for natural resource management and national spatial planning; encourage revitalizing inefficient idle resources to build public RV campgrounds; promote RV campgrounds in qualified scenic areas, resorts and along scenic byways; and improve standards and advance rating management in an orderly manner. Yunnan, Baishan in Jilin, Dongping in Shandong and Bijie in Guizhou have proposed implementation measures, including revitalizing idle stations,…

Sep 22Tue
  1. China Tourism News

    RV Campsite Development Gets Full-Chain Institutional Arrangements

    A commentary interprets the institutional arrangements for campsite development under the measures on promoting RV consumption, including incorporating campsite spatial needs into the national territorial spatial planning 'one map', flexible site selection, differentiated land supply, revitalising idle resources, siting along scenic areas and scenic byways, and improving standards and rating management. It argues the policy moves campsite development from policy ambiguity to institutional clarity.

Sep 17Thu
  1. China Tourism News

    Three Ministries Issue Guidelines to Optimize Natural Resource Allocation for Regulated Tourism Dev…

    China's Ministry of Natural Resources, Ministry of Culture and Tourism, and National Forestry and Grassland Administration jointly issued guidelines to optimize natural resource allocation and promote regulated, orderly tourism development. The guidelines cover tourism development space, use control, resource supply, stock utilization, and supervision. They clarify the link between tourism special plans and territorial spatial planning, incorporate 15th Five-Year Plan tourism space needs into a unified map, combine incremental supply with stock revitalization, apply differentiated use controls, explore treating multiple plots as one parcel and bundled natural resource asset supply, move app…

Sep 16Wed
  1. China Tourism News

    Expert Analysis: From Single Tourism Land Guarantee to Coordinated Allocation of Tourism-Related Na…

    Zeng Bowei of Beijing Union University's Tourism College analyzes the joint guidance on optimizing natural resource allocation for regulated tourism development. The article notes that the 2015 tourism land policy expired in 2020, and the new guidance re-integrates tourism factor policies under the 'multi-plan integration' territorial spatial planning system and natural resource asset management framework. It examines five key areas: planning coordination with space first, differentiated land-use control, integrated resource supply, stock revitalization, and full-lifecycle service supervision, noting the policy shifts tourism project development from solely guaranteeing construction land to…

  2. China Tourism News

    Three Ministries Issue Guidelines to Optimize Natural Resource Allocation for Regulated Tourism Dev…

    China's Ministry of Natural Resources, Ministry of Culture and Tourism, and National Forestry and Grassland Administration jointly issued guidelines to optimize natural resource allocation and promote regulated, orderly tourism development. The guidelines cover tourism development space, use control, resource supply, stock utilization, and supervision. They clarify the link between tourism special plans and territorial spatial planning, incorporate 15th Five-Year Plan tourism space needs into a unified map, combine incremental supply with stock revitalization, apply differentiated use controls, explore treating multiple plots as one parcel and bundled natural resource asset supply, move app…

  3. China Tourism News

    Three Ministries Issue Guidance to Optimize Natural Resource Allocation for Regulated Tourism Growth

    China's Ministry of Natural Resources, Ministry of Culture and Tourism, and National Forestry and Grassland Administration jointly issued guidance to optimize natural resource allocation and promote regulated, orderly tourism development. The guidance introduces incremental policies covering spatial planning, land-use control, land supply models, revitalization of inefficient land, and service supervision. It calls for incorporating the spatial needs of 15th Five-Year Plan tourism development into the national territorial spatial planning 'one map', allows certain scattered tourism public facilities to be sited as independent urban construction land outside urban development boundaries, per…

Sep 15Tue
  1. China Tourism News

    Three Ministries Issue Guidance on Optimizing Natural Resource Allocation for Orderly Tourism Devel…

    China's Ministry of Natural Resources, Ministry of Culture and Tourism, and National Forestry and Grassland Administration jointly issued guidance on optimizing natural resource allocation to promote orderly tourism development. The document covers spatial planning, land-use regulation, resource supply, reuse of existing space, and service supervision. It requires integrating 15th Five-Year Plan tourism spatial needs into the national territorial spatial planning 'one map', allows certain tourism support facilities outside urban development boundaries or managed under original land categories, supports eco-tourism activities such as camping, hiking, and study tours outside core protected ar…