Mongolia plans to implement tax refund policy to attract more foreign tourists

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Mongolia plans to implement tax refund policy to attract more foreign tourists

STORY: Mongolia plans to implement tax refund policy to attract more foreign tourists DATELINE: Nov. 17, 2022 LENGTH: 0:00:58 LOCATION: Ulan Bator CATEGORY: ECONOMY SHOTLIST: 1. various of an airport in Mongolia STORYLINE: Mongolia is planning to implement a tax refund policy to attract more foreign tourists, the country's Minister of Justice and Internal Affairs Khishgee Nyambaatar has said. Nyambaatar made the remarks on Wednesday after a regular meeting of the government while introducing the main provisions of the country's tourism law revision draft to the press. Nyambaatar said that the draft revision of the Mongolian Tourism Law mainly considers how to increase foreign tourists and eliminate various factors that cause relatively slow growth of foreign tourists. "Mongolia will make more efforts by vigorously supporting air transport companies, providing visa concessions, increasing the number of visa-free countries, as well as giving tax refunds to foreign tourists to boost the development of t

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