Stimulating demand is a lever for tourism and handicraft development
According to Aria Heritage Report, citing the public relations of the General Directorate of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts of Bushehr Province, Behrouz Nadai said in a meeting with the Director and the Council of Deputies of this General Directorate today, Friday 20 November 1401: “One of the levers of the prosperity and development of the fields of tourism and handicrafts is the stimulation of demand, which is in the announced facilities has been seen.”
The Director General of the Office of Facilities and Entrepreneurship of the Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts added: “With this work, a two-pronged goal is pursued, both those interested in the field of tourism and buying handicrafts will benefit from the plan, and it will also promote the prosperity of tourism facilities and handicraft workshops.”
He continued: “There is good coordination and interaction in Bushehr province, and for this reason, there have been fewer problems regarding the facilities of Note 18, and this is a sign of your efforts in this area.”
Nedai added: “We have removed 20 percent in the 1401 facility for handicrafts, and banks should accept rural projects as a guarantee, and if the projects are up-to-date, it will definitely be possible.”
In the continuation of this meeting, Ismail Sajjadimenesh, Director General of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts of Bushehr Province, said: “One of the problems faced by investors is the time-consuming nature of receiving facilities, and it is appropriate for banks to pay facilities based on the approved schedule.”
He said: “Our effort has been to advance and develop the three specialized areas of the General Administration, which by attracting credit in the national and provincial areas, so far there has been relative satisfaction in this regard, and we are looking to strengthen this issue.”
In the end, Sajjadimenesh emphasized: “We definitely welcome the plan to stimulate demand and we will try to implement this plan with a bilateral approach to help tourists and activists in this area, considering the tourism season of the province.”