China Travel & Tourism News
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Beijing Holds Hearing on New Travel Contract Regulation
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| 21-Sep-2004 - |
No more being hustled into expensive souvenir shops for Beijingers travelling with tour groups. That's if the newly released New Contract for Domestic Travel in Beijing goes into force. It stipulates that tourists don't need to follow shopping arrangements given by travel agencies and have the right to go shopping wherever they want. In addition, agencies have to get the tourists' consent to charge for extra items not in the contract. This makes it much fairer, because the old contract only protected travel agencies. The city has held a hearing concerning the new contract. Customers, travel agencies and representatives from related businesses and law experts attended the hearing. They discussed such things as changes in tour programs, the payment of penalties, shopping and cancellations. If the new contract goes into effect, tourists from Beijing will enjoy new rights and have a better time while travelling. |
| 21-Sep-2004 - |
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