The Act provides the legal framework for organizing, promoting, and managing tourism in the state of Salzburg. The Act establishes local tourism associations as public-law corporations responsible for representing and advancing local tourism interests, including the development of tourism infrastructure, guest services, marketing, event organization, and the preservation of local culture and landscapes. Membership in these associations is mandatory for businesses directly or indirectly involved in tourism, with provisions for voluntary and honorary membership. The Act details the structure and governance of tourism associations, including their general assemblies, boards, and financial oversight mechanisms. It regulates the collection and allocation of membership fees and tourism levies, ensuring transparent budgeting and financial management. The Act also creates a Tourism Promotion Fund to support tourism development projects, with clear rules for contributions, fund management, and the granting of financial support. The text consists of 60 Articles divided into III Parts.
Austria · 2003-05-30