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The "Pan-Pearl River Delta Region" concept was first proposed by Zhang Dejiang, Chinese vice premier and former Secretary of the CPC Committee of Guangdong Province, at the 2003 International Conference on the Economic Development of Guangdong Province. The proposal received a positive response from the provincial governments of Fujian, Jiangxi, Hunan, Guangxi, Hainan, Sichuan, Guizhou and Yunnan.
On June 3, 2004, the governments of the nine provinces and the two special administrative regions (Hong Kong and Macao) signed the Pan-Pearl River Delta Regional Co-operation Framework Agreement in Guangzhou.
The "Pan-Pearl River Delta Region" includes nine provinces–Guangdong, Fujian, Jiangxi, Hunan, Guangxi, Hainan, Sichuan, Guizhou and Yunnan–plus two special administrative regions – Hong Kong and Macao–creating the regional structure that is sometimes referred to as "9+2".
The "Pan Pearl River Delta Regional Co-operation Framework Agreement" laid a firm foundation for future co-operation in the area of infrastructure, industries and investment, commerce and trade, tourism, agriculture, labour, education and culture, information system, environmental protection and health and quarantine. Parties of the agreement agreed to establish multi leveled regional co-operation including a system of meetings between the executive heads of various administrative regions.
The prospect of the Pan-Pearl River Delta tourism cooperation is mainly embodied in the common goals. Accessible transportation: to build a thorough traffic network system, traffic signal system, traffic information system, and enable tourists to travel without barriers in each cooperative region; accessible market: to remove market barriers, mutually open markets for tourism investment; to build a platform for market promotion; to put mechanisms in place to monitor and coordinate the tourism market, to treat local industry and industry from cooperative region equally, to achieve regional tourism market integration; accessible information: to build a unified information network, to establish a long-lasting channel for communication, to achieve information sharing and to build a unified, open and efficient tourism e-commerce service platform; accessible administration: to promote the construction of a management organization, to draw up policies to facilitate tourism cooperation, to remove systematic and administrative barriers, and to reconcile all the problems and conflicts which appears in cooperation. To set up a early warning mechanism and an important event notification system during golden weeks and important festivals; to strengthen industrial management and market surveillance, to regulate the order of tourism industry, to cultivate a good image, to put mechanisms in place to monitor and coordinate the tourism market, to fight against operations that disrupt market order; to create a good external environment for industries to have a multi-azimuth, multi-layered tourism cooperation.
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