Ministry of Tourism (Syria)

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Ministry of Tourism
وزارة السياحة
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Agency overview
Formed1972
Jurisdiction Government of Syria
Headquarters Damascus
Minister responsible
Website http://www.syriatourism.org/

The Ministry of Tourism is a department of the government of Syria. [1]

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Responsibilities

The ministry is responsible for the promotion and development of domestic and foreign tourism, by what it does directly or through companies and tourism institutions, such as tourism marketing and tourism services, and the establishment and investment of tourist areas and facilities, directly or indirectly, and generally undertakes all matters related to tourism and vacationing in the country. The ministry also manages tourism facilities and their investment, and tourism training through hotel vocational high schools and technical institutes for tourism and hotel sciences.[ citation needed ]

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References

  1. "Syrian Ministry Of Tourism". www.syriatourism.org. Retrieved 8 March 2021.