Syrian People’s Assembly approves law for tourist guide profession ...Syria

The People’s Assembly approved, in its 11th session of the first regular session of the fourth legislative term, the draft law for licensing and practicing the profession of tourist guidance. According to the law, reported by the Syrian official news agency (SANA) on Thursday, November 7, the tourist guide is committed to the “national approach” in political discussions, avoiding ideological and sectarian debates. The law prohibits guiding tourists to buy gifts and items at exorbitant prices for the purpose of exploitation or illegal financial gain, and it also prohibits accepting any commission or reward from commercial institutions. The tourist guide is required to provide information and

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