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Cross-border

F.1. Upgrading Key Border Checkpoints
Main objectives: To improve and upgrade border check points facilities and services for tourists

F.2. Single GMS Visa Pilot Project
Main objectives: To find multi lateral agreements for common visas within the GMS
This project was retrieved from MTCO portfolio and is under the responsibility of ASEAN

F.3. Development and Maintenance of a GMS Tourism Sector Development Data and Information System Facility
Main objectives: To refine data collection in order to demonstrate what are the real impacts of tourism on key destinations, to facilitate better planning, choose most profitable target markets, allowing more equitable distribution of benefits ie to women and ethnic communities, poverty reduction, mitigation of negative social impacts,

Mekong Tourism Countries

  • Cambodia – Ministry of Tourism Cambodia – Ministry of Tourism
  • China National Tourism Administration (CNTA) China National Tourism Administration (CNTA)
  • Lao National Tourism Administration (LNTA) Lao National Tourism Administration (LNTA)
  • Myanmar – Ministry of Hotels and Tourism Myanmar – Ministry of Hotels and Tourism
  • Thailand – Ministry of Tourism and Sports Thailand – Ministry of Tourism and Sports
  • Vietnam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT) Vietnam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT)

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