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The Allanean-Territory Tourism Encouragement Treaty


1. The Confederate States of Allanea will allow citizens of the Territory to visit the Confederacy freely, provided proof of citizenship is provided on entry.
2. The Confederate Governmment will guarantee all the Territorian visitors all rights under the Allanean Constitution, equally to Confederate Citizens.
3. Territorial visitors will not be able to vote in Federal elections. Other privileges will be determined by the State government where the Territorial chooses to take residence.
4. The Territorial Government will establish consulates in the individual states of the Confederacy and allow Confederate citizens to apply for Visitor status.

Signed:

President Alexander Graham, Confederate States of Allanea

[OOC: Awaiting the Territorial Confirmation Post.]

Tourism as such isn't really a major business in the Territory; there are professional visitors enough, and those put up with the overwhelming, militant paranoia of the nation, something that is is helped by the fact that the food is good, the nation's safe and the people are friendly, unless food, nation or people kill you because you screwed up.

But being in charge of Tourism in the Territory is definitely more work, and more fun than in, say, Freedom Exterminated. It's definitely not one of the more prestigious boards to work on, but it does provide some inroads to the Territory Security Agency, access to foreign funds, that sort of thing.

When the Advisory Board dumps the Allanean-Territory Tourism Encouragement Treaty on Anders Chitepo's figurative desk along with a paper promotion it makes his day. His style-conciousness keeps the treaty from being countersigned for most of that day, though. His great-uncle Ernst's old fountain pen is more appropriate than creating however artful a description of a signed document. Yes, Allaneans do seem interested in material things...

Countersigned:

Advisor for Tourism Anders Chitepo, Territory Advisory Board

Within the day, he's up to his neck in TSA bully-girls.