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Tourism industry opposes Tourism industry leaders in Region 7 renewed call for the Department of Foreign Affairs to take action on their complaint on its directive giving accredited travel agencies only until the end of the year to continue assisting clients in passport processing. Robert Lim Joseph, who chairs the Tourism Educators and Movers Philippines and chairman emeritus of the National Association of Independent Travel Agencies, said small travel agencies will be forced to close if the DFA pushes through with the deadline. He said a “substantial portion” of the incomes of travel agencies come from fees collected for passport processing. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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