Core Points - Sanya has officially released five measures to regulate the management of beach coastline tourism operations, aiming to enhance visitor experience and safety [2] - The new regulations require full implementation by relevant units by November 30 [2] Group 1: Management Framework - The new regulations clarify the management responsibilities and subjects for beach operations, with local governments taking core responsibilities under unified leadership [2] - Market entities with legal sea area usage rights are designated as the direct responsible parties for beach management, required to maintain public order and safety [2][3] Group 2: Enforcement Mechanism - Sanya will establish a multi-departmental enforcement mechanism involving local government, comprehensive law enforcement, and police, focusing on key beach areas during peak tourist times [2] - Enforcement will target issues such as false advertising, forced consumption, and illegal street operations, with penalties including warnings, fines, and detention [2] Group 3: Compliance and Service Improvement - Local governments will guide beach operators to handle registration for all merchants and create detailed management records for each beach [3] - A credit evaluation system for merchants will be established, linking evaluation results to lease renewal qualifications [3] Group 4: Safety Measures - The new regulations emphasize the importance of safety, requiring local governments to enhance the professional development of rescue teams and improve emergency response capabilities [3] - Daily safety management will be strengthened, particularly in emergency response mechanisms and drowning prevention measures [3]