Slow-moving tourism projects lead to wasted land resources.

Tịnh Khê commune has great potential for developing coastal tourism and resorts. However, for many years, some tourism and service projects in the area have been slow to be implemented.

Slow-moving tourism projects lead to a waste of land resources.

Specifically, the My Khe Beach Resort Project has been underway since 2010. In 2019, the Quang Ngai Provincial People's Committee issued Decision No. 302 to reclaim land from My Khe Vietnam Joint Stock Company and lease over 23.5 hectares to My Khe Resort Villa Joint Stock Company to continue implementing the project until 2059. Despite numerous extensions and changes in the investment unit, the project has yet to meet its deadline.

According to local residents, the project's prolonged duration has resulted in inefficient land use and negatively impacted expectations for economic and service development in the area.

According to the People's Committee of Tinh Khe commune, there are currently 14 non-budgetary projects in the locality that have been granted investment decisions but have not yet been implemented or have only been partially implemented. The majority are tourism projects, integrated service projects, and residential areas located in coastal areas and along major transportation routes.

Local authorities have requested that all levels and sectors focus on resolving difficulties and obstacles for projects that meet the criteria for continued implementation; at the same time, they should review and handle, in accordance with regulations, long-term projects, in order to effectively utilize land resources and maximize the development potential of the locality.

Source: https://quangngaitv.vn/du-an-du-lich-cham-trien-khai-gay-lang-phi-nguon-luc-dat-dai-6519693.html