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China issues guiding opinions to optimize natural resource allocation for tourism development
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On September 15, China's Ministry of Natural Resources, Ministry of Culture and Tourism, and National Forestry and Grassland Administration jointly issued guiding opinions aimed at optimizing natural resource allocation to promote the standardized and orderly development of the tourism industry. The opinions state that for individual tourism projects involving multiple parcels with different land uses, authorities may manage these parcels as a single land parcel, determine planning conditions based on relevant plans, specify requirements for each parcel, and issue planning permits lawfully. Additionally, within specific territorial spatial planning areas where tourism development requires the integrated use of two or more types of natural resource assets—including land, minerals, marine resources, and forests—authorities may explore forming combined natural resource asset packages. Once supply conditions are met, these packages can be supplied in a single transaction and operated as an integrated whole.
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Jin10 Data, September 15 — The Ministry of Natural Resources, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, and the National Forestry and Grassland Administration have jointly issued guiding opinions on optimizing natural resource allocation to promote the standardized and orderly development of the tourism industry.
Key Provisions
- Land Parcel Management: For individual tourism projects involving multiple parcels with different uses, efforts may be made to manage these parcels as a single land parcel. Planning conditions for the parcel shall be determined based on relevant plans, with specific planning requirements outlined for each individual parcel. Planning permits shall be issued in accordance with the law.
- Combined Natural Resource Asset Packages: Within specific territorial spatial planning areas, where tourism industry development requires the integrated use of two or more types of natural resource assets—including land, minerals, marine resources, and forests—efforts may be made to explore the formation of combined natural resource asset packages. Once supply conditions are met, these packages can be supplied in a single transaction and operated as an integrated whole.
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金十数据Eastern