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(Adopted at the 14th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Sihan, on 27 July 2004, No. 65 of 30 July 2004 by the People's Government Order No. 65 of 30 July 2004 (Act No. 65 of 1 October 2004) In order to regulate the guided tour activities, to guarantee the legitimate rights and interests of tourists and practitioners and to promote the health development of the tourism industry, and to develop this approach in line with the laws, regulations and regulations of the State Department's Guiders' Management Regulations. The second article shall be subject to this approach by guided tours who are operating in the administrative areas of the city. Article 3 of this approach refers to those who are guided tours under the law and who receive travel boards to provide tourists with orientation, moderation and related tourism services. Article IV. The municipal tourism administration is responsible for the management of guided personnel within the present administration. Regional, district and district tourism administrations operate under the leadership of the municipal tourism administration authorities, in accordance with their respective division of labour. Article 5 The guided tourers must have access to a guided tour guide or a provisional guided tour guides that can be carried out in this city. The guided tour activities of the guided tours are to be carried out by the Travellers. The guided tourers shall not be self-sufficient or directly involved in the guided tour operation in any other way. In the course of the operation, the guided tour guides should be assembled. Article 7. Tourers shall provide guided tours that meet national quality standards, in accordance with the travel services contracts signed by the dispatching units and their reception plans, without unauthorized growth, reduction of tourism projects or suspension of guided activities. Due to the increased costs of changing contracts, the consent of the tourists and the receipt of service documents should be obtained. Article 8 In the course of the operation, the safety of tourists should be guaranteed, and in the case of the tourism industry that may endanger the physical, financial security of tourists, it should make a true statement or a clear warning to the tourists and take measures to prevent harm. In emergencies that may endanger the safety of tourists, with the consent of the majority of tourists, the guided tourers can adjust or change the reception plans, but they should be reported immediately to the team's travel agency or the location (point) units. When the safety of the tourists is compromised, the guided tours should take effective rescue measures and report to the team's travel agencies or sites (points) units in a timely manner. Article 9. The following acts are prohibited when guided tours operate: (i) Sickness; (ii) The sale of goods to tourists or the purchase of tourists; (iii) In addition to contractual agreements and without the consent of the tourist; (iv) Deceive, coerctive tourist consumption or coercing with operators to deceure and coerce tourist consumption; (v) Other acts prohibited by law, regulations and regulations. Article 10. The dignity of the person shall be respected in the course of the operation of the guided tours, and its physical integrity is not violated. In one of the following cases, guided tourers have the right to refuse: (i) The requirement to humiliate its human dignity; (ii) In violation of its unreasonable requirements for ethics; (iii) Requirements incompatible with our national customs practices; (iv) Other acts prohibited by law, regulations and regulations. Article 11. Travel agencies or guided services companies, sites (points) units shall guarantee the basic income of the full-time guided tourers and pay social security costs in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the provinces, municipalities; and pay reasonable remuneration for part-time practitioners in accordance with their labour. The travel agency or the guided service company, the location area (point) units shall pay personal accident insurance for the subscribers or registered. Article 12 Tours with more than a certain score within a cycle, the tourism administration informs its participants in educational training organized by the Tour Association. During the period specified by the tourism administration, there was no reason to participate in educational training as a serious circumstance for the offence and to be addressed in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State Department's Regulations on Travel Services. A specific implementation approach was developed by the Municipal Tourism Administration. Article 13 The guided tourers violate the provisions of this approach or do not have a guided tour, and are subject to administrative sanctions by the administrative authorities of the tourism administration in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Regulations on the Management of Touriners of the State. Article 14. Article 15, which causes losses to tourists due to the fault of the guided tourers, is paid by the team's travel agency or by the assigned units, whose guided tourers are assigned by the third party and can be reimbursed to third parties upon compensation by the team's travel agency or the location (point) unit. Article 16 Staff of the Tourism Administration shall be in compliance with the law and act in good faith. Staff of the administrative authorities who play a role, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, bribeed, are administratively disposed of by their units or the relevant authorities; and are criminally criminalized by law. Article 17 is incompatible with the specific administrative penalties of the tourist administrative authorities and may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. Administrative penalties are not discontinued during administrative review or administrative proceedings. The specific application of this approach is explained by the City Tourism Administration. Article 19 of the present approach has been implemented since 1 October 172. |
