DTV demands: Strengthening the tourist infrastructure for all of Germany!

DTV demands: Strengthening the tourist infrastructure for all of Germany!

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Deutschland - The German Tourism Association (DTV) asked the Prime Minister of the federal states in an urgent appeal to include the tourist infrastructure in the draft laws for the special fund. As DTV President Reinhard Meyer emphasizes, the interests of Germany tourism and the federal states often go hand in hand. This underlines the importance of targeted support that benefits both travelers and residents in touristy regions.

Reinhard Meyer, who previously worked as a tourism minister in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, requires a legal anchoring of infrastructure measures with special tourism importance. It emphasizes that sustainable traffic solutions, safe bike paths and barrier-free access to natural and cultural areas are central aspects that should flow into the planning. A good charging infrastructure for electric vehicles is also essential to meet the growing requirements of travelers.

tourism as an economic factor

The importance of tourism as an economic factor is undisputed. According to the statements of the DTV, which has represented the interests of the German tourism organizations since 1902, tourism has developed into an essential growth industry in many regions. Meyer emphasizes that investments in the tourist infrastructure generate various positive effects. These not only benefit the travelers, but also offer improved living conditions.

The DTV pursues the goal of promoting the economic strength of the tourism sector and developing a needs -based and sustainable tourist infrastructure. With its 126 members, the DTV is responsible for representing the interests of tourism providers to politics and the authorities. In addition, the association initiates relevant projects and promotes exchange within the industry.

With his appeal to the state chiefs during the ongoing consultations, the DTV aims to establish the tourist infrastructure as a eligible area. This is particularly important to fully exploit the potential of national and regional tourism and to set the course for sustainable development. The comprehensive promotion of the tourism sector could strengthen the competitiveness of the German tourism industry in the long term.

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