Phyoe Wai Yar Zar Joint Secretary General
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Phyoe Wai Yar Zar Joint Secretary General
Phyoe Wai Yar Zar Joint Secretary General Strengths Richness in history and archaeology Diverse ethnic customs Wealth of biodiversity, extensive coastline, untouched beaches, range of Himalayas, natural scenic beauty and landscapes Openness to change, creativity and innovation of new generation USPs of Myanmar Tourism Strategic geographic position between emerging economic giants of China and India – with Thailand Renowned friendliness of its people Substantial cultural and natural heritage reflected in a Diversity of tourism products and destinations International Tourist Arrivals 2009 Yangon 2010 2011 2012 234417 297246 364743 559610 8861 13442 20912 32521 - - 5521 1250 Borders 519269 480817 425193 465614 TOTAL 762547 791505 816369 1058995 Mandalay & Bagan Nay Pyi Taw GROWTH - 3.8% 3.14% 29.72% Flagship Tourist Destinations Yangon Mandalay Bagan Inlay Lake Region Beaches Emerging Destinations Cultural-Historical Spiritual-Religious-Pilgrimage Nature-Green Ethnic-Community Study Recreation-Leisure Yangon Colonial Architecture Bagan Archaeological and Cultural Treasure Balloons over Bagan Mandalay Monastic Life Amarapura Inle Lake Floating Gardens Markets at Inle Lake Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda Fire Balloon Festival in Taungyi Kakku Pagoda Festival Cultural Celebrations Ngapali Beach Mergui Archipelago Macleod Island – Mergui Archipelago Macleod Island – Mergui Archipelago Current Myanmar Tourism 2011-2013 Sustainability & Responsibility highlighted Policies/Plan of Action formulated Opening of Opportunities & Incentives for travel & investment Strategies: Internal & External Marketing, Quality Service, Product Development, Connectivity Tourism Master Plan 2013-2020 Roadmap to shape the future of tourism in Myanmar. Defines a clear vision, guiding principles, and strategic programs A long-term implementation framework (2013– 2020) A living document to be reviewed and updated Policy Links Framework for Economic & Social Reforms (FESR) - prioritizes tourism development Myanmar Responsible Tourism Policy (MRTP) - ensures tourism growth delivering broad and equitable social, economic and environmental benefits Vision Statement Tourism Master Plan 2013-2020 We intend to use tourism to make Myanmar a better place to live in – to provide more employment and greater business opportunities for all our people, to contribute to the conservation of our natural and cultural heritage and to share with us our rich cultural diversity. We warmly welcome those who appreciate and enjoy heritage, our way of life and who travel with respect. 1. Strengthen institutional environment 2. Build human resource capacity 3. Safeguards & destination planning 4. Develop quality products & services 5. Improve Connectivity & infrastructure 6. Build Image, position & brand Innovative financing, regional cooperation, access for disability Gender, environment, partnerships Strategic Programs Opportunities Opportunity of developing unique and innovative experiences for the tourists Urgent need to safeguarding social, cultural and environmental systems Quality visitor experience and achieving the maximum benefits from tourism development. Welcome to Myanmar! MYANMAR – LET THE JOURNEY BEGIN! Myanmar – the place to be! THANK YOU!
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