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Saranchans will have access to information about changing tours on the portal of public services

Saranchans will be able to receive information on the portal of public services about the conclusion of a contract for the purchase of a tour

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Saranchans will have access to information about changing tours on the portal of public services

Saranchans will be able to receive information on the portal of public services about the conclusion of a contract for the purchase of a tour. The relevant regulation has already entered into force.

For travelers, this means greater transparency and the ability to compare the terms of the contract with what is included in the electronic ticket. Travel agencies will have to closely monitor the transmission of data.

At the same time, not all tour operators rush to connect to the system. Many hope that the requirement will be lifted.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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