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LB/T 042-2015 in English

LB/T 042-2015 in English

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The renowned national hot spring tourist town

  • Issued on:2015-07-27
  • Implemented on:2015-11-01
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Introduction

This standard establishes criteria for evaluating and recognizing towns that excel in the development and management of thermal tourism. It outlines requirements related to infrastructure, service quality, environmental protection, and cultural heritage. The document provides guidelines for the sustainable growth of thermal tourism sectors, ensuring a consistent approach to assessment and certification. It also includes provisions for monitoring and maintaining standards over time. The standard aims to support the integration of thermal tourism into broader regional development strategies. Additionally, it defines key performance indicators and operational benchmarks that must be met by eligible towns. The framework encourages collaboration between local authorities, tourism operators, and community stakeholders to enhance visitor experiences and promote long-term economic benefits.

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