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Domestic and international visitors have been urged to respect the tourism sites they visit, the people who operate them and the communities that welcome them.
The Tourism Ministry issued the notice on Friday, outlining the responsibilities of travellers when visiting tourism destinations across the country.

The Ministry stressed that visitors are expected to observe all site rules, seek permission before entering private or community-managed properties, and pay the required fees for access and services. It noted that these requirements apply to all tourism sites, regardless of their ownership or management arrangements.
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