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Section 3: Recognition and registration

Rajasthan tourism trade (Facilitation and Regulations Rules 2010State Rules of Rajasthan · 2010

(1} Any Service provider operating or intending to operate as a service provider in the State, if desire to have itself/ himself recognized by the 163(44) RA Wei-Ta RENT 14, 2007 AT 4 CT) Department of Tourism of the State, may apply to the prescribed authority in the manner and in the form provided in the scheme framed under section 3 of the Act for recognition and registration of tourism service providers.

(2) When the application for recognition and registration 1s allowed, and the preseribed authority decides to register and recognize the said service provider, the particulars of such service provider shall be recorded in a register maintained for the purpose in Form ‘A' and issue him a certificate of registration cum recognition in Form 'B’.

(3) Before any certificate of registration cum recognition is issued to any service provider, the service provider shall pay a registration fee as specified in Appendix ‘A’

CHAPTER-III Licensing of Guides

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ActRajasthan tourism trade (Facilitation and Regulations Rules 2010
Section3
Marginal noteRecognition and registration
JurisdictionState of Rajasthan
StatusIn force as published by the source

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