Domestic Pilgrimage and Tourism Services Association issues notice to prohibit illegal photos and videos on phones

The Domestic Pilgrimage and Tourism Services Association has issued a notice urging travelers using domestic pilgrimage vehicles to refrain from carrying illegal photos and videos on their phones. The association issued a notification on September 21, containing 9 points regarding the safe departure of pilgrimage vehicles and matters to be observed and avoided during the journey. The nine points in the notification include: all travelers must carry their National Registration Card/Travel Recommendation Letter (Police Station), guides must communicate and cooperate smoothly with road inspection teams, all entrepreneurs must obtain a license issued by the region with the recommendation of the DPTOA for tourism tours, and members must inform each other at the gate and write to the DPTOA Member Group about any unusual incidents during the journey, and carry copies of membership cards and business licenses on the departing vehicle. Furthermore, the association has also announced that travelers should not carry illegal photos and videos on their phones, vehicles should depart from 5 AM onwards, plans should be made and submitted for returning to the assembly point by 8 PM or 10 PM at the latest, guides should arrange taxis (Grab) for travelers to return home smoothly, vehicle numbers should be recorded, and guides should be contacted by phone upon the guest's arrival home, and the guide should re-establish contact.