To be established as a Tourism Enterprise Zone (TEZ), an area must meet several general criteria. Specifically, it must:
1) Be defined as one contiguous territory.
2) Have historical, cultural, or environmental significance or existing/potential leisure facilities.
3) Have access to transportation and utility infrastructure.
4) Be at least 5 hectares in size to accommodate new tourism investments, or be approved as smaller if deemed sufficient.
5) Stimulate socioeconomic development of neighboring communities.
Examples of TEZs include Cultural Heritage, Health and Wellness, Eco-Tourism, General Leisure, and Mixed Use zones.
To be established as a Tourism Enterprise Zone (TEZ), an area must meet several general criteria. Specifically, it must:
1) Be defined as one contiguous territory.
2) Have historical, cultural, or environmental significance or existing/potential leisure facilities.
3) Have access to transportation and utility infrastructure.
4) Be at least 5 hectares in size to accommodate new tourism investments, or be approved as smaller if deemed sufficient.
5) Stimulate socioeconomic development of neighboring communities.
Examples of TEZs include Cultural Heritage, Health and Wellness, Eco-Tourism, General Leisure, and Mixed Use zones.
To be established as a Tourism Enterprise Zone (TEZ), an area must meet several general criteria. Specifically, it must:
1) Be defined as one contiguous territory.
2) Have historical, cultural, or environmental significance or existing/potential leisure facilities.
3) Have access to transportation and utility infrastructure.
4) Be at least 5 hectares in size to accommodate new tourism investments, or be approved as smaller if deemed sufficient.
5) Stimulate socioeconomic development of neighboring communities.
Examples of TEZs include Cultural Heritage, Health and Wellness, Eco-Tourism, General Leisure, and Mixed Use zones.
Assignment: 1. What are the general criteria that should be complied with before an area can be established as TEZ?
SECTION 2. Criteria. Any geographic area where a Tourism Enterprise
Zone may be established shall conform with the following criteria to ensure that TEZs will not proliferate in a manner that diminishes their strategic economic and developmental value to the national economy: a) The area is capable of being defined into one contiguous territory; b) It has historical and cultural significance, environmental beauty, or existing or potential integrated leisure facilities within its bounds or within reasonable distances from it; c) It has, or it may have, strategic access through transportation infrastructure, and reasonable connection with utilities infrastructure systems; d) It must be at least five (5) hectares and sufficient in size, such that it may be further utilized for bringing in new investments in tourism establishments and services. Provided that, in extremely meritorious cases, an area less than five (5) hectares may be developed as a TEZ if the Board deems it sufficient for the purposes, requirements and nature of the tourism project to be undertaken therein; e) It is in a strategic location such as to stimulate the sustainable socioeconomic development of neighboring communities. f) The area must be situated where controls can easily be established to curtail illegal activities.
2. Give examples of TEZ.
Cultural Heritage Tourism Zone Health and Wellness Tourism Zone Eco-Tourism Zone General Leisure Tourism Zone Mixed Use Tourism Zone