(Summit of Hygiene People's Government on 5 December 2011 to consider the publication, effective 1 March 2012, of the Execution of the Excellence of the Government of the Honoury of 28 December 2011)

Article 1 regulates the operation, improves the quality of services, guarantees the legitimate rights and interests of passengers and accommodation operators, and develops this approach in line with the provisions of the Regulations on Tourism Management in the Honours Province and relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2

Social hotels refer to the provision of hotels, hotels, hotels, hotels, hotels, hotels, hotels, vouchers, holiday villages, rural brigades, etc. to the community for the provision of accommodation services.

Article 3. The Government's tourism administration is responsible for the operation of the accommodation industry in this administrative area and for the management of the quality of services.

In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the relevant sectors such as business, public safety, fire safety, quality technical supervision, health, environmental protection, goods prices, urban governance, planning, development reform, food medicine surveillance are implementing this approach.

Article IV establishes a joint mechanism whereby former Article 2, paragraph 2, has a related administrative responsibility and the LLA shall meet on a regular basis to study issues related to the supervision of the accommodation industry.

Article 5

Article 6. The tourism administration sector should publish information such as rental rates for local types of accommodation enterprises through media such as newspapers, radio, television and the Internet, as appropriate.

Multimedia tourism information facilities established by the tourism administration in public places should provide information on the distribution of accommodation enterprises and accommodation counselling.

Article 7. The Government's tourism administration sector should establish a housing management information system that will consolidate accommodation requirements and related management information in the city.

The host company should send information on the size, rental rates, rental rates, housing fees, etc., to the tourist administration sector; the tourism administration should reclassify information and incorporate into the residential management information system.

The information sent by the accommodation enterprise must be authentic.

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Article 9

(i) Develop, scale up and implement the corresponding industrial service regulation based on the different types of accommodation industry;

(ii) To oversee the operation of the member units in accordance with the law and to the detriment of the legitimate rights and interests of the passengers, resulting in the collective image of the industry, and to take appropriate disciplinary measures in accordance with the statute of the Association.

The tourism administration should support and provide guidance to the relevant industry associations in their pre-implementation activities.

Article 10. The establishment of a accommodation enterprise shall be in accordance with the development planning of the accommodation industry in the city and shall meet the standards of the accommodation industry established by the State and by the local level, and may operate in accordance with the provisions of the law, regulations.

Within 60 days from the start-up, the following materials should be made available to the host tourist administration within 30 days of the date of registration by the business sector:

(i) The Business Licence is being printed;

(ii) A copy of the Health Licence;

(iii) A copy of the Special Industries Licence;

(iv) A copy of the fire safety administrative licence.

The pre-implementation enterprise established by this approach shall be subject to the material listed in the previous paragraph within 60 days of the date of operation of the scheme and to the host tourist administration.

Article 11 operates under the accommodation chain in this city, and the launch of a locked business enterprise within 30 days of the locking operation, shall have the following materials to the Government's tourism administration sector:

(i) Enactment of licenses and related licences to business enterprises;

(ii) A copy of the business licence and related licence documents that are locked in the operation;

(iii) Agreements or constitutions that lock the operation;

(iv) Relevant service norms that lock the operation.

Changes should be reported within 30 days of the date of the change in the previous paragraph to the Government's tourism administration.

The accommodation company referred to in this article refers to the use by more than two accommodation enterprises of a uniform marking to carry out accommodation operations in the form of battalions, licence operations, trustee management or marketing alliances.

Article 12. Business legal persons whose specific professional technology, the management of talents, in the present city's administration system, shall, within 30 days of the signing of the business management contract, have the following material to the Government's tourism administration sector:

(i) A copy of the business licence of the hotel management company and the related licence;

(ii) Business management contracts;

(iii) Quality standards, service norms, operating protocols, regulations and regulations for hotel management companies;

(iv) The board, the accredited General Manager, the Deputy Director and the main sector manager have certificates of experience over three years in the management of senior operations at more than three-star hotels.

Article 13. The tourism administration sector should work with sectors such as quality technical supervision to develop, improve the operation, service regulation of various accommodation enterprises, in accordance with industry standards.

Accommodating enterprises should be in line with national, local operating, service regulations, facilities, equipment integrity, management, security system implementation, the training of practitioners, the quality of services and the standard of sanitation, and the environmental conservation requirements.

The tourism administration sector should make national, local operating, service regulations available to society.

Article 14. The executive branch shall conduct regular vocational skills training for accommodation enterprises.

A residential enterprise should establish a system of vocational training to extract and utilize the training of workers in accordance with national provisions and, in the light of this unit's practice, organize practitioners in business training and pre- induction training, have planned vocational skills training for practitioners and provide training records.

Article 15. The accommodation enterprise shall take measures to lead passenger festivals and environmental consumption; with the consent of the passengers, it may reduce the number of laundering of one-time consuming goods and passenger housing supplies.

The tourism administration sector should, as appropriate, summarize the methodologies and experiences of the implementation of the housing enterprise energy conservation and promote applications.

Article 16 provides that eligible accommodation enterprises shall be equipped with facilities that guarantee the safety and accessibility of persons with disabilities, the elderly, in accordance with the relevant provisions and standards of the State and the city.

Accommodating enterprises should conduct regular inspections, maintenance and updating of the installed accessibility facilities and ensure the normal use of accessibility facilities.

Article 17 The tourism administration sector should introduce a standard for the hotels, which could be entrusted with the corresponding quality of the evaluation of the hotels.

Accommodating enterprises that meet the assessment conditions of the hotels can apply to a level-based assessment body based on the standards of the hotel star.

Restrictive accommodations are used by hotels to use their brands in a misleading manner using the standard terms of the hotels.

The tourism administration should conduct regular service quality inspections with the relevant administrations, based on operational, service regulation. A book on the quality of social hotel facilities equipment and services was issued by the tourism administration for accommodation companies that meet operational and service standards.

The quality of services is to be disclosed to society.

Article 19 Travel accommodation shall be subject to registration procedures. In addition to:

(i) Caring animals;

(ii) The carrying of items that may affect the safety of others;

(iii) Violations of the number of accommodations in the room;

(iv) There is no longer room;

(v) When alcohol abuse may endanger the safety of others;

(vi) Criminal activities in violation;

(vii) Other circumstances under the laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 20 gives the right to independent access to passenger premises after the arrival of the passengers.

In addition to the following circumstances, no person may enter a passenger room without the permission of the passengers or otherwise affect a passenger accommodation:

(i) In emergencies that threaten the safety of passengers;

(ii) The relevant sector law enforcement officers perform their official duties in accordance with the procedures established by law, legislation and regulations;

(iii) The hotel practitioners carry out the clearance of passenger homes in accordance with prescribed time.

Article 21, the tourism administration should establish, strengthen the complaints system, establish and publish complaints telephones.

The tourism administration has received complaints from passengers, which fall within the scope of its duties, should be taken from 30 days from the date of receipt of the complaint; it is not within the scope of responsibility, and should be transferred to the relevant administration within five working days.

A residential enterprise should establish a system of sound passenger complaints in accordance with the quality of services, specifying specific sectors or persons receiving and processing passenger complaints.

The admissibility, referral and treatment of complaints should inform the complainant.

In article 22, the executive branch may exercise the following functions under the law:

(i) On-site inspection of the place of operation;

(ii) Inquired persons;

(iii) Access and reproduction of relevant information;

(iv) A sample of evidence.

In carrying out inspections, law enforcement officials may not be less than two persons, and the inspection shall produce the relevant law enforcement documents before the law, and the inspection results shall be reported in writing to the superior sector.

In the context of article 23, the tourism administration should conduct a inspection of the accommodation business with the relevant administration.

(i) At times major holidays and large public events;

(ii) Execution of specialized inspections deployed by the State and the city;

(iii) The accommodation company has been punished on numerous occasions and the number of reports and complaints by passengers.

Article 24 consists of one of the following acts by a hostr company, which is corrected by a time limit for the administration of the tourism sector, which is less than 1,000 dollars.

(i) No request for time;

(ii) No information on the size, rental rates and rental rates, as required;

(iii) The accommodation enterprise operating services facility is not in accordance with tourist safety standards and technical requirements.

Article 25 provides for the unauthorized use of the slogan mark of the hotels in order to misleading the use of the standard terms of the hotels, which is being converted by the tourist administration, with a delay of up to $300,000.

Article 26 punishes other acts that violate this approach by law in the administration. The results of their sanctions and the related circumstances should be regularly replicated to the tourism administration sector, which is summarized in accordance with the law by the tourism administration to the extent of the offences and administrative sanctions committed by the host enterprise, the establishment of a bad record file and the regular publication of the society.

Article 27 of this approach is implemented effective 1 March 2012.