<h1>Tourism Board's Five-City Promotion Raises Claims, Reporting Accuracy, Data Transparency, Advertising Compliance, and Public-Funding Contract Risk</h1> A government-subvented regional tourism board conducted a five-city promotional mission to a major outbound market with a 41-member industry delegation, engaging over 750 travel trade professionals and reporting visitor-arrival recovery metrics and strengthened air connectivity. The release emphasizes visa-free travel, growth in leisure and MICE segments, and increased per-capita spending, and references the board's statutory role in marketing and advising government on visitor facilities. Legal issues to note include accuracy of promotional claims and statistics, compliance with consumer-protection and advertising rules, data-use transparency, and potential contractual or regulatory obligations arising from public funding and international partnerships.