Article L163-8
…cipalities and their groupings; 2° Contributions from all other interested bodies and private individuals; 3° Fees for services rendered; 4° donations and legacies.
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…cipalities and their groupings; 2° Contributions from all other interested bodies and private individuals; 3° Fees for services rendered; 4° donations and legacies.
The State defines and implements national tourism policy. It determines and implements the procedures for approving and classifying tourist facilities, organisations and activities in accordance with…
The departmental council determines the status, organisational principles and composition of the departmental tourism committee. In particular, it includes delegates from the Departmental Council as w…
…ommittee, which contributes in particular to the development, promotion and marketing of tourism products, in collaboration with the professionals, organisations and any local structures involved at d…
The legal status and organisational procedures of the Tourist Office are determined by the Town Council. Where this body takes the form of a public industrial and commercial establishment, the provisi…
The provisions of this section apply to communes which have been authorised to form a syndicate of communes with a view to obtaining the creation of an intermunicipal station.
The departmental authority defines the actions it intends to carry out in the field of tourism and leisure, after consultation with or on the recommendation of the municipalities and the Economic and…
As part of the powers devolved to it by article L. 163-2, the General Council defines the medium-term objectives for the development of tourism in Mayotte. It draws up a tourism development plan for M…
…these services is concluded; 2° Irrespective of whether separate contracts are concluded with individual providers of travel services, these services are: a) Purchased from a single point of sale and…
…regional tourism committees in regions with more than one regional tourism committee on 13 January 1987 ; 2° A regional tourism committee common to two regions, where such a committee exists on the s…
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