Based on this information, write a new short title in English: Public opinions will be taken for the Tourism Master Plan – BRTK

Tourism Master Plan studies for TRNC, which will cover the years 2025-2034, are continuing. In this context, it was stated that mass meetings with wide participation were held in municipalities across the country.

According to the information provided by the Deputy Ministry of Tourism, Culture, Youth and Environment, within the scope of the Master Plan preparations, mass meetings were held in various regions in order to develop local tourism potential, make evaluations about sustainable tourism activities and provide information about the plan.

The statement said:

“In the meetings attended by the Deputy Prime Minister, representatives of the Ministry of Tourism, Culture, Youth and Environment and the experts who prepared the Tourism Master Plan, alternative tourism approaches and sustainable development strategies that would highlight the natural, cultural and economic riches of the regions were evaluated.

In these meetings, which take place with the participation of municipalities, headmen and relevant non-governmental organizations, the integration of tourism projects into short, medium and long-term plans will be ensured in line with local opinions and suggestions.

At the meetings, local people, tourism industry representatives and non-governmental organizations come together and express their opinions. Participants have the opportunity to present suggestions to Ministry officials on local needs, tourism potential and sustainability.

These meetings, where the feedback received is of great importance, will play a fundamental role in shaping the new master plan. The plan, which will cover the period 2025-2034, aims to bring TRNC tourism to a more sustainable, competitive and innovative structure.

At the meetings, where the public drew attention to regional differences and unique tourism values, many suggestions regarding nature tourism, preservation of cultural heritage and alternative tourism models were brought to the agenda. All data obtained from the meetings will be passed through a scientific evaluation process and integrated into the final draft of the Tourism Master Plan.

While separate meetings continue with universities, tourism stakeholders and relevant sector representatives, as well as municipalities, all data continues to be collected within the ministry.

With this study, the Deputy Prime Minister, Ministry of Tourism, Culture, Youth and Environment aims to ensure the participation of local people in the process, make decision-making mechanisms more transparent and take the country’s tourism to a higher level in the coming years. ”

According to the statement, citizens will be able to participate in the survey organized for the “Research on the Perception of Local People Towards Tourism” by clicking on the link.

It was noted that the public’s opinions and thoughts are important for the Tourism Master Plan studies.