Zhangjiajie City Launches "310" Action Plan to Promote Comprehensive Recovery of Tourism Market

Zhangjiajie City formulated and launched the "310 " action plan to promote the comprehensive recovery of the tourism market.

Release time : 2020-02-25 17:17:42

source : Zhangjiajie Tourism Bureau

In order to thoroughly implement the important directive spirits of President Xi Jinping's internship on resolutely fighting the general war to prevent and control the epidemic, and actively promote the resumption of enterprises’ production, Zhangjiajie City formulated and launched the "310" action plan to promote the comprehensive recovery of the tourism market. That is to say, in response to the epidemic, we will support the “ten policies” for the rescue of tourism enterprises, the “ten requirements” for the internal hard work of the tourism industry, and the “ten measures” for the tourism market.

“Ten Policies” to Support Tourism Enterprises

1. Establish special tourism support funds. While fighting for relevant funds in a timely manner to the superiors, the Municipal People's Government raised 100 million yuan for the recovery of the tourism market, and rescued the tourism enterprises. Encourage tourism enterprises to raise funds, actively prevent and control the epidemic, and restart the tourism market.

2. Increase support for financing policies. Increase credit, financial institutions provide low-interest loans for tourism companies with difficult capital turnover; for existing tourism companies that have difficulty in repaying loans, financial institutions have moderately reduced interest rates, extended or continued loans, and the government has given some loan discount support. Implementation of "continued loans without repayment", etc., gradually increased the proportion of credit loans, focusing on solving the problem of financing difficulties for tourism enterprises.

3. Tax policy support. The long-term carry-over period for difficult tourism enterprises affected by the epidemic in 2020 was extended from 5 years to 8 years. For tourism enterprises and individuals who donate money and goods to respond to the epidemic of novel coronavirus infection through non-profit