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IND.D.004.16 April 2004Number of countries having a official classification system for all 4 categoriesPublic Sector: ............................................................. 16 countriesPrivate Sector: ............................................................ 13 countriesTotal (by crossing) ..................................................... 24 countriesNumber of countries having an official classification system for 3 categoriesPublic Sector: ............................................................. 25 countriesPrivate Sector: ............................................................ 4 countriesTotal (by crossing) ..................................................... 25 countriesNumber of countries having an official classification system for 2 categoriesPublic Sector: ............................................................. 8 countriesPrivate Sector: ............................................................ 2 countriesTotal (by crossing) ..................................................... 9 countriesNumber of countries having an official classification system for 1 categoryPublic Sector: ............................................................. 6 countriesPrivate Sector: ............................................................ 6 countriesTotal (by crossing) ..................................................... 11 countriesN.B in this case <strong>the</strong> category is always hotelsNote :Where a classification system exists <strong>the</strong> g<strong>ra</strong>phical symbol most widely used is <strong>the</strong> star.Systems are mostly set up by <strong>the</strong> government, a region or <strong>the</strong> Tourism Board of <strong>the</strong>country and <strong>the</strong> establishments are only consulted. Afterwards <strong>the</strong>y are adopted into <strong>the</strong>Tourism Law, <strong>the</strong> State Constitution or regional constitutions.20 countries state that <strong>the</strong>re is a relation between Classification and Room Rates13 countries states that <strong>the</strong>re is a relation between Classification and TaxationAccording to <strong>the</strong> private sector a majority of countries report no link betweenclassification and <strong>the</strong> social obligations of <strong>the</strong> employersWhich bodies are involved in devising and d<strong>ra</strong>fting classification orby whom have <strong>the</strong> classification system in question been preparedAn expert NTA/NTO official(s)Public Sector: ............................................................. 33 countriesPrivate Sector: ............................................................ 5 countriesTotal (by crossing) ..................................................... 36 countries- 59 -
IND.D.004.16 April 2004A team of NTA/NTO and o<strong>the</strong>r government officialsPublic Sector: ............................................................. 43 countriesPrivate Sector: ............................................................ 14 countriesTotal (by crossing) ..................................................... 49 countriesA private national consultantPublic Sector: ............................................................. 12 countriesPrivate Sector: ............................................................ 6 countriesTotal (by crossing) ..................................................... 14 countriesA private international consultantPublic Sector: ............................................................. 12 countriesPrivate Sector: ............................................................ 7 countriesTotal (by crossing) ..................................................... 16 countriesAn expert designated/recommended by WTO/OMTPublic Sector: ............................................................. 4 countriesPrivate Sector: ............................................................ 5 countriesTotal (by crossing) ..................................................... 7 countriesOn <strong>the</strong> basis of ano<strong>the</strong>r country’s classification systemPublic Sector: ............................................................. 36 countriesPrivate Sector: ............................................................ 8 countriesTotal (by crossing) ..................................................... 41 countriesBy revising <strong>the</strong> previous systemPublic Sector: ............................................................. 48 countriesPrivate Sector: ............................................................ 5 countriesTotal (by crossing) ..................................................... 49 countriesIn consultation with National Hotel Association(s)Public Sector: ............................................................. 47 countriesPrivate Sector: ............................................................ 4 countriesTotal (by crossing) ..................................................... 48 countriesIn consultation with Consumer AssociationPublic Sector: ............................................................. 13 countriesPrivate Sector: ............................................................ 9 countriesTotal (by crossing) ..................................................... 17 countries- 60 -
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IND.D.004.16 April 2004THE JOINT WT
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