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United States-Mexico Tourism Improvement Act of 2023

Source: Congress.gov  ·  460 words in original text
This bill directs the Secretary of State to develop a strategy for increasing tourism between the United States and Mexico through government cooperation. The bill aims to boost tourism from other countries to both nations and expand tourism industries by promoting exchanges in hospitality, retail and cultural education.
The Secretary of State, the Government of Mexico, nonprofit institutions in both countries, private businesses, and prospective and developing entrepreneurs in the United States and Mexico.
• The Secretary of State must develop a tourism strategy through the High Level Economic Dialogue platform to carry out the policy of deepening bilateral tourism cooperation with Mexico (Sec. 3(a)) • The strategy must encourage joint tourism initiatives between the United States and Mexico, including collaborations between government and nongovernment organizations (Sec. 3(b)(1)) • The strategy must encourage nonprofit institutions and private businesses in both countries to help new and developing entrepreneurs improve their business skills (Sec. 3(b)(2)) • The Secretary of State must submit a report to Congress on the strategy within 180 days after the bill becomes law (Sec. 3(c))
If this bill becomes law, the Secretary of State would be required to create a formal tourism strategy focused on cooperation with Mexico and report back to Congress about that strategy.
None defined in bill text.
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