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TTAG urges CM Sawant to embrace app-based taxi services

TTAG urges CM Sawant to embrace app-based taxi services

The Travel and Tourism Association of Goa has urged Chief Minister Pramod Sawant to allow app-based taxi services in Goa and not to succumb to the pressure tactics of local taxi operators. 


In a statement issued, TTAG has strongly urged the chief minister & the government to allow all app-based taxi services in Goa. 


"The government has spoken about ease of doing business. In order for this to happen, we need options in taxi services as well so that there is ease of transport in this digital age," TTAG said while appealing to local taxi operators to join the existing apps like Goa Miles and Goa Taxi or start their own app service. 


TTAG said that the app services are providing revenue to the state & also provide good & affordable services to customers, be it locals or tourists.


TTAG said that the Government should not succumb to the pressure tactics & threats of taxis as it sets a bad precedence.


TTAG also urges all hotels & tourism establishments to cooperate with all taxis equally - taxi stands & app-based taxis.

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