“By 2025, ASEAN will be a quality tourism destination offering a unique, diverse ASEAN experience, and will be committed to responsible, sustainable, inclusive and balanced tourism development, so as to contribute significantly to the socio-economic well-being of ASEAN people”

The vision for ASEAN tourism as articulated in the AEC Blueprint 2025 is to make the region a “quality tourism destination”, which offers unique and diverse ASEAN experience and is committed to sustainable tourism development.

Tourism has been one of the key growth sectors in ASEAN and has proven resilient amid economic challenges globally. After plummeting in 2021 due to travel restrictions, the number of tourist visits in the six largest ASEAN countries (Indonesia, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, and the Philippines) showed a significant increase.

The objectives of this Ministerial Understanding on ASEAN Cooperation in Tourism are: (a) To develop and promote ASEAN as a single and collective tourism destination with world class standards, facilities and attractions; , (b) To enhance cooperation in …

ASEAN Cooperation in Tourism, signed on 10 January 1998 in Cebu, the Philippines, which provided among others the development and promotion of ASEAN as a single tourism destination with world-class standards, facilities and attractions; MINDFUL of the objectives of the ASEAN Framework Agreement on

Mar 27, 2024 · Aimed at providing tourism stakeholders with a deeper understanding of how to effectively apply the principles of sustainability, inclusivity, and resilience of tourism, the ASEAN Tourism Ministers endorsed the Action Roadmap for Sustainable Tourism Development in ASEAN in January 2024.

Standardisation of tourism services is essential in realising ASEAN to be a preferred Quality Single Destination. In this regard, the ASEAN Tourism sector has developed the following ASEAN Tourism Standards: ASEAN Clean Tourist City Standard; ASEAN Community-based Tourism Standard; ASEAN Green Hotel Standard; ASEAN Homestay Standard

This booklet gathers the development process of the ASEAN Tourism Standards, the criteria and requirements for six ASEAN Tourism Standards agreed upon by the ASEAN National Tourism Organizations, as well as the guidelines for certification, and the explanation

ASEAN nations, with the ultimate goal is to make ASEAN a quality tourism destination. In order to function effectively, the MRA-TP requires an infrastructure operating at both the ASEAN and Member State level.

The `Draft Post-COVID-19 Recovery Plan for ASEAN Tourism ´ report was submitted by March 26th 2021 to ASEAN Secretariat as the third deliverable of the project, providing a proposed timeline and high-level key performance indicators (KPIs) for implementing the updated policy recommendations for ASEAN Tourism Recovery.