A meeting between Kachin State gov­ernment officials and hotel and lodge operators from Myitkyina was held at the Malikha Hall of the state govern­ment office on 3 November to discuss facilitating the operations of hotel and guesthouse businesses in Kachin State.

 

During the meeting, Chief Minister U Khet Htein Nan emphasized that ho­tel, motel, and lodging business owners must adhere to the stipulated proce­dures and pay their taxes to the State. He noted that the licences issued to these businesses include a set of reg­ulations and codes of conduct that the owners must follow. Furthermore, the Chief Minister urged business owners to strive for high-quality service and maintain a good reputation for their es­tablishments. He assured the attendees that the state government and relevant departments would provide the neces­sary assistance. Additionally, he strongly encouraged everyone to actively par­ticipate in maintaining the township’s security and peace.

 

The meeting then continued with discussions on security measures, in­cluding the timely submission of ac­curate guest lists and the installation of CCTV systems at hotels and lodges. State officials emphasized the impor­tance of cooperation and compliance with regulations. Hotel and lodging business owners raised questions about licensing procedures and collaboration.

 

In response to the presentations and discussions, the Chief Minister re­iterated the importance of providing high-quality services during the peak tourist season. He also stressed the need for businesses to maintain clean and well-kept premises and to prioritize security through closer collaboration be­tween government officials and business owners. — Kachin State IPRD/ TRKM