A Tourism Enterprise Zone (TEZ) is a designated contiguous area under the Tourism Act of 2009 that has historical, cultural or touristic significance, is easily accessible via transportation, and is sufficiently sized at either 5 or 50 hectares depending on if it is private or flagship. TEZs are classified into different types like cultural heritage, health and wellness, ecotourism, and general leisure zones to promote viable areas for tourism investments that require a minimum of $5 million.
A Tourism Enterprise Zone (TEZ) is a designated contiguous area under the Tourism Act of 2009 that has historical, cultural or touristic significance, is easily accessible via transportation, and is sufficiently sized at either 5 or 50 hectares depending on if it is private or flagship. TEZs are classified into different types like cultural heritage, health and wellness, ecotourism, and general leisure zones to promote viable areas for tourism investments that require a minimum of $5 million.
A Tourism Enterprise Zone (TEZ) is a designated contiguous area under the Tourism Act of 2009 that has historical, cultural or touristic significance, is easily accessible via transportation, and is sufficiently sized at either 5 or 50 hectares depending on if it is private or flagship. TEZs are classified into different types like cultural heritage, health and wellness, ecotourism, and general leisure zones to promote viable areas for tourism investments that require a minimum of $5 million.
What is a TEZ? Under The “Tourism Act of 2009” • One contiguous territory
• Historical and cultural significance;
touristic value or potential integrated leisure facilities within its bound • In a strategic location with easy access to transportation and utilities • Sufficient in size • Private TEZs = 5 hectares • Flagship TEZs = 50 hectares