The Styrian Tourism Act regulates tourism-related activities, organization, funding, and governance in the region of Styria, Austria. It defines key concepts such as tourism, tourism municipalities, and tourism stakeholders, and details the classification of municipalities based on tourism significance. The law establishes the formation and functions of tourism associations, the roles of their organs, and the collection of membership fees from tourism-related businesses. It also outlines regional cooperation, funding mechanisms including a tourism promotion fund, and enforcement provisions. Article 38 mandates the provision and maintenance of facilities and paths critical to tourists (such as hiking trails and ski areas) and includes the obligation to reach agreements with landowners. The Law consists of 44 Articles.
النمسا · 1992-05-26