Immigration scams could give bad name to travel industry: agents
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for India (TAAI) also felt that the process of screening passengers should be made more stringent. "We only check passports at the moment. In some cases, we check how the ticket has been procured when the traveller just wants to book hotels and sight
-seeing trips abroad with our agents but purchases the tickets on their own," a TAAI spokesperson said.
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