2 -For this purpose, the Parties shall favour the establishment of relations between tourism managing bodies and tourism associations and organisations of both countries and the cooperation between tourism enterprises of both countries.
Article 2
The Parties shall strive to develop bilateral touristic cooperation, inter alia, in the following fields: health tourism, rural tourism and visits to heritage and religious sites.
Article 3
The Parties shall strive to encourage cooperation between institutions concerned with tourism-related education and professional training.
Article 4
The Parties shall strive to stimulate the exchange of experience and information relating to the development of projects and to research in the field of tourism, including in regard to crisis management and to the effects of climate changes.
Article 5
The Parties shall strive to encourage the exchange of manpower training programmes, of travel experts, of professional information material, documentation, statistics, touristic literature and promotion materials.
Article 6
The Parties shall strive to support the implementation of tourism promotional activities, the exchange of professional journalists and participation in tourism fairs organised in their respective countries.
Article 7
The Parties welcome investments in tourism, including those by private enterprises.
Article 8
The Parties shall encourage their cooperation within the United Nations World Tourism Organization and other international tourism-related organizations through the exchange of views and information and, when agreed upon, through mutual support.
Article 9