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Section 8: Maintenance of register by Travel Agents

Goa, Daman and Diu Registration of Tourist Trade Rules, 1985.State Rules of Goa · 1982

Every travel agent shall, from the date of his registration, maintain a register approved by the prescribed authority, containing the following particulars, namely:—

(i) Serial Number.

(ii) Date and time.

(iii) Number and names of the tourists received.

(iv) Name of the place of their destination.

(v) Duration of their stay.

(vi) Name of the travel agent.

(vii) Name of the hotel/houseboat/tent/private accommodation (name with locations) to which transferred.

(viii) Number of the tourists in a party.

(ix) Amount paid as advance.

(x) Method of recovery of the balance amount.

(xi) Bill number and date.

(xii) Receipt number and date.

(xiii)Name of the approved Tourist Guide.

(2) Every travel agent shall display on a notice board at the entrance of his office or at -4- the reception counter, the following information:—

(i) Printed tariff without any mutilations or over-writing.

(ii) Printed itinerary without any mutilations or over-writing.

Where this provision sits

ActGoa, Daman and Diu Registration of Tourist Trade Rules, 1985.
Section8
Marginal noteMaintenance of register by Travel Agents
JurisdictionState of Goa
StatusIn force as published by the source

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