What is the nature of the Cultural Tourism Bureau?

The Cultural Tourism Bureau is an administrative unit, a national unit and an administrative organ managed by the government, so the Cultural Tourism Bureau is an administrative unit. The full name of the Cultural Tourism Bureau is the Cultural Tourism Bureau, and its main responsibilities are:

1. Implement the Party's principles and policies on cultural work and propaganda work: implement national policies and laws and regulations on cultural relics, tourism, radio and television, press and publication and copyright management, study and formulate relevant policies and measures, and draft relevant local policies and systems;

2. Study and formulate cultural and tourism policies and measures: coordinate the development of cultural relics, cultural industries, tourism, radio and television, press and publication, formulate development plans and organize their implementation, promote the integrated development of culture and tourism, and promote the reform of culture, tourism, radio and television, press and publication systems;

3. Manage major national cultural activities: guide the construction of national key cultural facilities, organize the overall image publicity of ancient town tourism, promote foreign cooperation and market promotion at home and abroad in the fields of cultural industry, tourism industry, radio and television, press and publication, formulate development plans and industrial policies and organize their implementation, and guide and promote global tourism; 4. Guiding the construction of national key cultural facilities and the management of literary and artistic undertakings: guiding artistic creation and production, supporting literary and artistic works embodying socialist core values, and promoting the development of various arts and artistic varieties;

5. Responsible for the development of public cultural undertakings: promote the construction of public cultural service system and tourism public services, implement the project of benefiting the people through culture, and promote the standardization and equalization of basic public cultural services as a whole;