Included in the National Development Strategy, this initiative aims to equip operators—whether hotels, leisure facilities, or tourism exploitation agencies—with licenses and classification certificates featuring high-security authentication devices, combining tamper-proof physical media and advanced digital traceability to curb informal practices.

The central challenge of this reform lies in optimizing public revenue, which authorities intend to stimulate through transparency and data fluidity rather than increased fiscal pressure.


During the discussions, it was emphasized that absolute preservation of state sovereignty over databases is essential, while ensuring that the technological transition does not increase financial burden or administrative constraints on small and medium-sized enterprises in the sector. This pragmatic approach seeks to balance regulatory compliance imperatives with the entrepreneurial vitality essential to the attractiveness of local destinations.

Beyond technical aspects, the conclusion of these consultations should lead to the validation of a convention project accompanied by its annexes and a rigorous operational roadmap.


By betting on strengthened interinstitutional coordination, simplification of controls, and modernization of official document issuance procedures, the ministerial department aims to equip the tourism ecosystem with an institutional framework that is transparent, secure, and predictable—capable of reassuring investors and sustainably driving sector growth.


Bernardo

Tags: imprimerie nationale sécurité documents numérisation tourisme optimisation recettes licences hôtelières authentification haute sécurité traçabilité numérique stratégie nationale développement conformité réglementaire interinstitutionnelle coordination