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Kyoto tourism moral logo

Kyoto tourism moral logo

Kyoto tourism moral logo

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This Kyoto Guidelines lays down values and guidelines to be cherished and implemented by all persons involved in tourism in Kyoto, promoting mutual respect among the tourism industry and its workers, tourists, and residents, while facilitating their mutual cooperation in the preservation and transmission of this irreplaceable city and its culture for future generations.

NEWS

New information about Kyoto Guidelines.

7/1/24

Recruitment for "Kyoto Tourism Code of Conduct (Kyoto Tourism Moral) Promotion Declaration Businesses" and "Kyoto Tourism Moral Excellent Business Award" Candidates

3/22/23

Publication of "Sustainable Tourism KYOTO," a tabloid introducing company committed to Sustainable Tourism in Kyoto

12/20/22

Call for Entries for the "Award for Excellent Businesses Promoting

What is the Kyoto Guidelines

Kyoto City and Kyoto City Tourism Association (DMO KYOTO) have compiled this Kyoto Guidelines with the aim of creating sustainable tourism in Kyoto together with all people involved in tourism in Kyoto, while respecting each other. These are standards of conduct to be valued by tourism businesses and their employees, tourists, and residents living in Kyoto, in order for Kyoto to remain Kyoto, and acting in accordance with these standards from their respective standpoints should lead to Kyoto being passed on to the future.

About the Logo

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The logo mark symbolizing Kyoto Tourism Etiquette represents the three parties of tourists, business operators, and residents with a human-shaped motif, expressing that everyone will work together to build up Kyoto Tourism Etiquette. The rounded shape without corners represents kindness and compassion, and the vivid color scheme represents the hope and brightness within.
We have also created an English version of the logo so that foreign tourists can also understand it.

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