Dubai, UAE, 21 June 2021: Emirates is making it easier for UAE travelers eager to reconnect to their favorite destinations with special fares and more flights to over 30 cities, quarantine free. Emirates is bringing back even more destinations, doubling down on flights to popular cities and providing customers more opportunities to experience the A380, so they can kick off their long-awaited holidays in style.

UAE travelers can book their holiday with Emirates with special fares starting from AED 1,315. The offer is valid on bookings made today until 6 July 2021, for travel until 28 February 2022.*

Emirates Economy Class and Business Class passengers can choose to book their getaway to a long list of popular holiday destinations including Rome, starting at AED 2,255 in Economy Class and AED 13,415 in Business; Barcelona starting from AED 2,395 in Economy Class and AED 13,315 in Business Class; Istanbul starting from AED 1,695 in Economy Class and AED 10,985 in Business Class; beach hotspot Phuket starting from AED 1,995 in Economy Class and AED 7,995 in Business Class, and Los Angeles from AED 3,335 in Economy Class and AED 19,555 in Business Class.

UAE Travellers can also plan their quarantine free getaway with Emirates Holidays, starting from AED 1,999 per person, with bespoke packages available for a variety of experiences.

Emirates is ramping up its operations and expanding services across its network to meet strong leisure travel demand over the summer, as entry restrictions ease for travellers. Throughout July, Emirates will fly to 124 cities, with seven destinations being reinstated and Miami making its debut on the airline’s network. Emirates will also be adding more flights to 12 destinations across Europe, North America and Africa.

Committed to Ensuring a Safe Journey

Emirates customers can rest assured this summer while travelling that their health and safety continued to be a top priority with the latest health and safety measures in place.

When flying out of Dubai, customers can take advantage of contactless technology at nearly every step of their journey for an added layer of safety. The airline will also be boosting its digital verification capabilities, providing its customers even more opportunities to utilise the IATA Travel Pass this summer, and customers flying out of Dubai can also enjoy a paperless experience when verifying their Covid-19 related medical records as part of the airline’s tie-up with the Dubai Health Authority.

Emirates leads the industry with customer centric solutions that make travel planning stress free with even more generous and flexible booking policies, an extension of its multi-risk insurance cover, and helping loyal customers retain their miles and tier status.

For more information on Emirates, including how to book flights and a complete list of terms and conditions, visit emirates.ae, travel agent or through the local Emirates Sales Office.

*Terms & conditions apply. 

COVID-19 Daily Vaccinations

Total number of COVID-19 vaccine doses administered: 7,679,057

· Total number of people who have received 1 dose: 5,526,039

· Total number of people who have received 2 doses: 2,153,018

Number of COVID-19 vaccine doses administered today: +91,879

· Number of people who have received the first dose: +39,947

· Number of people who have received the second dose: +51,932

COVID-19 Daily Situation

Total Cases: 221,306

New Cases: +3,175 Daily Cases: 3,035 & From Prisons: 140)

Receiving Medical Treatment: 33,859

Recovered: 185,789

Deaths: 1,685

TAT would like to recommend all to take DMHTT precautions to prevent the spread of COVID-19: D – Distancing, M – Mask wearing, H – Handwashing, T – Temperature check, and T – Thai Chana contact tracing application. 

TAT is constantly providing updates on the tourism-related COVID-19 situation in Thailand at the TAT Newsroom (www.tatnews.org); Facebook (tatnews.org); and Twitter (Tatnews_Org).

For additional information and assistance relating to Thailand’s tourism, contact the TAT Contact Centre 1672 or Tourist Police 1155.

Bangkok, 21 June, 2021 – The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has announced the latest Order of the Temporary Closure of Premises (No. 33), allowing more types of venues and businesses in Bangkok to resume operations from today, following the Royal Thai Government’s latest announcement to further relax COVID-19 measures nationwide.

1. Public swimming pools or other similar businesses;
2. All types of pools or ponds for sports or marine activities; such as, jet skiing, kitesurfing, and banana boat sailing, are allowed to reopen for a limited number of customers until 21.00 Hrs. and are permitted to hold sporting events without any audiences;
3. Learning centres, science centres for education, science parks, science and cultural centres, and galleries;
4. Public libraries, community libraries, private libraries, and book houses;
5. Shops selling food or beverage; consuming food and beverage at the said venues is allowed until 23.00 Hrs. These venues shall limit the number of persons consuming food and beverage to 50% for the number of regular seats. Consumption of liquor and alcoholic drinks at the said venues is prohibited.
6. All types of outdoor and well-ventilated indoor sports venues are allowed to reopen until 21.00 Hrs., and are permitted to hold sporting events without any audiences;
7. Convenience stores can resume operation with their regular time;
8. Any activities prone to disease spread; such as, meetings, seminars, banquets, distribution of food or related items, parties, camping, film or television programme production, religious activities, Dharma practice, and meetings with senior relatives can be organised but the number of attendees must not exceed 50 people.

The BMA’s most recent Order No. 32 allowed the following five types of venues to reopen.

1. Museums, national museums, local museums and similar museums, historical sites, and ancient monuments are allowed to reopen under strict public health measures;
2. Public parks and botanic gardens are allowed to reopen for walking and running for exercise only;
3. Aesthetic clinics, medical clinics for beauty service, and cosmetic clinics are allowed to reopen under supervision of certified medical doctors, and must be operated under strict public health measures;
4. Health-related establishments (specifically health massage shops and health spa shops) are allowed to reopen only for foot massage services;
5. Premises for tattooing or piercing of skin or any parts of the body (except on the face), and manicure and pedicure shops are allowed to reopen. Staff must wear masks at all times. However, if any new cases are detected, the premises must be closed for 14 days.

Meanwhile, shopping malls, shopping centres, community malls, or similar establishments can open for operation by their regular time until 21.00 Hrs.

Other remaining venues and businesses as specified in the Order of the Temporary Closure of Premises (No. 31) are to remain closed from 14-30 June, 2021:

1. Buildings and places of schools, tutorial schools, and all types of educational institutes;
2. Entertainment venues, any establishments providing similar services to those of entertainment venues, amusement places, pubs, bars, karaoke shops, or other similar venues;
3. Massage parlours;
4. Establishments for bath services and establishments for steam bath and herbal steam;
5. Cockfighting rings and cockfighting training rings;
6. Bullrings, fish fighting rings, or other similar sport arenas;
7. Cinemas, theatres, and playhouses;
8. Water parks and amusement parks;
9. Playgrounds and playground equipment for children;
10. Zoos and animal display venues;
11. Skating rings and rollerblading arenas, or other similar activities;
12. Snooker and billiards halls;
13. Bowling alleys and game machine arcades;
14. Gaming centres and Internet cafes;
15. Fitness centres;
16. Exhibition halls, trade fair centres, and convention centres;
17. Nurseries (except those operated in hospitals with admission for overnight stay as a regularity), early childhood development centres, and preschool child development centres;
18. Elderly care centres (except admission for overnight stay as a regularity);
19. Boxing stadiums and boxing training gyms;
20. Martial arts schools (gyms);
21. Social/ballroom dance schools and academies;
22. Horse racing courses;
23. Amulet and Buddha statue trading markets and centres;
24. Weight-loss centres, aesthetic clinics, and cosmetic clinics (that are not certified as medical clinics);
25. Health-related establishments (specifically for beauty massage shops);
26. All types of competition venues;
27. Places of entertainment or places for public performances or recreation;
28. Places providing services on meeting rooms, catering rooms, catering venues, and other those similar places;
29. Beauty salons and barber shops (allowed to open only for shampooing, cutting, layering, dressing, and service users waiting for service in shops are not allowed);

The mask mandate requiring everyone in Bangkok to ‘always correctly and properly wear sanitary or fabric face masks outside their residence or accommodation remains in place until further notice. Violators are liable to a fine not exceeding 20,000 Baht.

Any persons who violate or fail to comply with this order shall be guilty of an offence under Section 52 of the Communicable Diseases Act B.E. 2558 (2015), which shall be liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding one (1) year or to a fine not exceeding one hundred thousand (100,000) Baht, or both and shall be guilty of an offence under Section 18 of the Emergency Decree on Public Administration in Emergency Situation B.E. 2548 (2005), which shall be liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding two (2) years or to a fine not exceeding forty thousand (40,000) Baht, or both.

For regular updates on the tourism-related COVID-19 situation in Thailand, visit the TAT Newsroom via www.tatnews.org; Facebook (tatnews.org); and Twitter (Tatnews_Org).

For additional information and assistance relating to Thailand’s tourism, contact the TAT Contact Centre 1672 or Tourist Police 1155.

Bangkok, 21 June, 2021 – The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) would like to provide the following updates regarding the Royal Thai Government’s announcement on the further relaxation of COVID-19 restrictions ahead of the country’s preparations to reopen to international tourism next month.

Effective from 21 June, 2021, the announcement was made official in the Royal Thai Government Gazette on 19 June, 2021, citing the progress of the national COVID-19 vaccination programme and the collaborative efforts of everyone in the country to contain and prevent the spread of the virus.

Reopening pilot destinations

The announcement instructed the related officials and authorities to accelerate preparations for the reopening of the pilot destinations to international tourism in line with the government’s policy and the country’s public health measures. TAT will provide details on this in the upcoming updates as soon as further information becomes available.

Face masks

The mask mandate requiring everyone in Thailand to ‘always correctly and properly wear sanitary or fabric face masks outside their residence or accommodation’ remains compulsory in public places nationwide. TAT would like to remind everyone that face masks should be worn at all times for both your personal safety and for those around you.

Dine-in at restaurants / food and beverage outlets

Dark-red zone: Dine-in services are allowed until 23.00 Hrs., but air-conditioned venues must limit capacity to 50% of the regular operations. Red zone: Dine-in services can extend until 23.00 Hrs. Orange zone: Dine-in services can resume normal hours. Consumption of alcoholic beverages while dining in continues to be prohibited in the dark-red, red, and orange zones. Yellow zone: Dine-in services can resume normal hours and operations.

Closure of entertainment venues

Pubs, bars, karaoke bars, and massage parlours nationwide are to remain closed.

Shopping malls

Shopping malls, department stores, and community malls in the dark-red and red zones are allowed to open only until 21.00 Hrs. and are not allowed to hold any sales promotion activities. Those in the remaining zones are allowed to resume normal hours.

Gatherings & activities

Gatherings and activities with no more than 50 people are allowed in the dark-red zone; no more than 100 people in the red zone; no more than 150 people in the orange zone, and no more than 200 people in the yellow zone.

Sports venues

In the dark-red zone, sports venues are to remain closed, except for outdoor sports venues, which are allowed to reopen until 21.00 Hrs. and are permitted to hold sporting events without any audiences.

In the red zone, all types of sports venues are allowed to reopen until 21.00 Hrs. and are permitted to hold sporting events without any audiences.

In the orange and yellow zones, all types of sports venues are allowed to resume normal hours and are permitted to hold sporting events without any audiences.

Work from home

Public and private sector organisations are encouraged to extend the work from home options.

New COVID-19 monitoring zone structure

The government has announced five new zones, which determine different levels of disease control measures, depending on the COVID-19 situation in the respective provinces.

The Maximum and Strict Controlled Area or ‘dark-red zone’ continues to comprise four provinces: Bangkok and three other provinces – Nonthaburi, Pathum Thani and Samut Prakan.

From previously 17 provinces, the Maximum Controlled Area or ‘red zone’ now comprises 11 provinces: (region-by-region) CENTRAL REGION: Nakhon Pathom, Phetchaburi, and Samut Sakhon, Saraburi; EASTERN REGION: Chachoengsao and Chon Buri; and SOUTHERN REGION: Narathiwat, Pattani, Songkhla, Trang, and Yala.

From previously 56 provinces, the Controlled Area or ‘orange zone’ now comprises 9 provinces: (region-by-region) CENTRAL REGION: Ayutthaya, Prachuap Khiri Khan, Ratchaburi, and Samut Songkhram; EASTERN REGION: Chanthaburi, Rayong, and Sa Kaeo, and SOUTHERN REGION: Nakhon Si Thammarat and Ranong.

In the newly-added zone, the High Surveillance Area or ‘yellow zone’ comprises 53 provinces: (region-by-region) CENTRAL REGION: Ang Thong, Chai Nat, Kanchanaburi, Lop Buri, Nakhon Nayok, Sing Buri, and Suphan Buri; EASTERN REGION: Prachin Buri and Trat; NORTHERN REGION: Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Kamphaeng Phet, Lampang, Lamphun, Mae Hong Son, Nakhon Sawan, Nan, Phayao, Phetchabun, Phichit, Phitsanulok, Phrae, Sukhothai, Tak, Uthai Thani, and Uttaradit; NORTHEASTERN REGION: Amnat Charoen, Bueng Kan, Buri Ram, Chaiyaphum, Kalasin, Khon Kaen, Loei, Maha Sarakham, Mukdahan, Nakhon Phanom, Nakhon Ratchasima, Nong Bua Lam Phu, Nong Khai, Roi Et, Sakon Nakhon, Si Sa Ket, Surin, Ubon Ratchathani, Udon Thani, and Yasothon, and SOUTHERN REGION: Chumphon, Krabi, Phang Nga, Phatthalung, Phuket, Satun, and Surat Thani.

The government has yet to assign any province in another newly added zone, the Surveillance Area or ‘green zone’. 

Once again, TAT would like to remind all travellers to take DMHTTA precautions to prevent the spread of COVID-19: D – Distancing, M – Mask wearing, H – Handwashing, T – Temperature check, T – Testing for COVID-19, and A – alert application.

For regular updates on the tourism-related COVID-19 situation in Thailand, visit the TAT Newsroom via www.tatnews.org; Facebook (tatnews.org); and Twitter (Tatnews_Org).

For additional information and assistance relating to Thailand’s tourism, contact the TAT Contact Centre 1672 or Tourist Police 1155.

Airline will also increase services to 14 weekly from 1 July

DUBAI, UAE, 13 June 2021– Emirates will be ramping up operations to Jordan during the summer with the introduction of double daily A380 services during the months of July and August. The airline will operate a second daily A380 service to Amman, from 15-20 July 2021 ahead of the Eid Al Adha period. Emirates will also operate double daily A380 services from 10-31 August. The move to boost capacity by introducing a second A380 service between Dubai and Amman during these periods was driven by high forecasted passenger demand. The double daily A380 services to Amman also demonstrate the airline’s commitment to adapting its operations to better serve customers.

Emirates will also increase flights between Dubai and Amman from 12 to 14 weekly, from 1 July.

Mohammad Lootah, Emirates’ Area Manager for Jordan said: “The introduction of a second A380 service to Amman during the Eid Al Adha period and in August means more of our customers will have the opportunity to experience our industry-leading products onboard, and will also enhance choice and travel preferences as they plan their journeys to and from Dubai, and beyond to popular destinations for Jordanian travellers. Jordan is an important destination for Emirates, and we will continue to look at ways to grow our operations in the market to serve our customers better.”

From 15-20 July 2021, and from 10-31 August 2021, Emirates flights EK 905 and 906 will be operated with an Airbus A380 in a three class configuration, featuring 14 luxurious First Class suites, 76 lie flat Business Class seats and 420 generously pitched Economy Class seats. Passengers in all classes will enjoy over 4,500 channels of films, TV shows, music and games, with an impressive selection of Arabic content, through ice, Emirates’ award-winning inflight entertainment system. What’s more, First and Business Class passengers can enjoy the Emirates Onboard Lounge, where they can safely network and enjoy the signature Emirates experience.

Since it safely resumed tourism activity in July 2020, Dubai remains one of the world's most popular holiday destinations. The city is open for international business and leisure visitors. From sun-soaked beaches and heritage activities to world class hospitality and leisure facilities, Dubai offers a variety of world-class experiences. It was one of the world's first cities to obtain Safe Travels stamp from the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) – which endorses Dubai's comprehensive and effective measures to ensure guest health and safety.

Emirates remains focused on taking various steps to ease travel and has been a leader in introducing initiatives in cooperation with health authorities and organisations to protect the health of customers and to ensure their safety. Emirates introduced measures on the ground throughout all touchpoints and onboard to provide its passengers with the highest safety and hygiene standards at every step of the journey. The airline has also recently introduced contactless technology to ease the customer journey through Dubai airport.

 Emirates continues to lead the industry with innovative products and services that address traveller needs during a dynamic time. Recently the airline took its customer care initiatives further with even more generous and flexible booking policies, an extension of its multi-risk insurance cover, and helping loyal customers retain their miles and tier status.

 For more information on entry requirements for international visitors to Dubai visit: www.emirates.com/flytoDubai.

COVID-19 Daily Vaccinations

Total number of COVID-19 vaccine doses administered: 7,587,178

· Total number of people who have received 1 dose: 5,486,092

· Total number of people who have received 2 doses: 2,101,086

Number of COVID-19 vaccine doses administered today: +104,095

· Number of people who have received the first dose: +51,973

· Number of people who have received the second dose: +52,122

COVID-19 Daily Situation

Total Cases: 218,131

New Cases: +3,682 Daily Cases: 3,104 & From Prisons: 578)

Receiving Medical Treatment: 32,743

Recovered: 183,759

Deaths: 1,629

TAT would like to recommend all to take DMHTT precautions to prevent the spread of COVID-19: D – Distancing, M – Mask wearing, H – Handwashing, T – Temperature check, and T – Thai Chana contact tracing application. 

TAT is constantly providing updates on the tourism-related COVID-19 situation in Thailand at the TAT Newsroom (www.tatnews.org); Facebook (tatnews.org); and Twitter (Tatnews_Org).

For additional information and assistance relating to Thailand’s tourism, contact the TAT Contact Centre 1672 or Tourist Police 1155.

COVID-19 Daily Vaccinations

Total number of COVID-19 vaccine doses administered: 7,483,083

· Total number of people who have received 1 dose: 5,434,119

· Total number of people who have received 2 doses: 2,048,964

Number of COVID-19 vaccine doses administered today: +263,415

· Number of people who have received the first dose: +181,588

· Number of people who have received the second dose: +81,827

COVID-19 Daily Situation

Total Cases: 214,449

New Cases: +3,667 Daily Cases: 3,232 & From Prisons: 435)

Receiving Medical Treatment: 31,482

Recovered: 181,358

Deaths: 1,609

TAT would like to recommend all to take DMHTT precautions to prevent the spread of COVID-19: D – Distancing, M – Mask wearing, H – Handwashing, T – Temperature check, and T – Thai Chana contact tracing application. 

TAT is constantly providing updates on the tourism-related COVID-19 situation in Thailand at the TAT Newsroom (www.tatnews.org); Facebook (tatnews.org); and Twitter (Tatnews_Org).

For additional information and assistance relating to Thailand’s tourism, contact the TAT Contact Centre 1672 or Tourist Police 1155.

Bangkok, 18 June, 2021 – The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) is pleased to confirm Thailand’s readiness to reopen to vaccinated foreign tourists without quarantine requirements, starting with the “Phuket Sandbox” model from 1 July, Surat Thani – Samui Plus from 15 July, followed by other destinations, including Krabi, Phang Nga, Pattaya, Chiang Mai and Buri Ram in the following months.

The plan, approved by the Centre for COVID-19 Situation Administration (CCSA) during today’s meeting, will be submitted for final approval from the Cabinet.

Minister of Tourism and Sports H.E. Mr. Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn said, “Thai Prime Minister General Prayut Chan-o-cha on Monday has set a goal to reopen Thailand to fully vaccinated foreign visitors without quarantine within the next 120 days. This has given hope to everyone in the Thai tourism industry. I believe that the Prime Minister has set such goal in his confidence that the national COVID-19 vaccination programme would have given 50 million people their first shot by early October.

“Thailand’s plan to reopen within 120 days meant that if Bangkok or any of the 76 provinces are ready to reopen from October, provided that the local population are inoculated, and the infection rate is at no more than 20-30 cases daily. The key is that the Thai people must be safe, and that the public health guidelines must be adhered to.”

TAT Governor Mr. Yuthasak Supasorn said, “Under the latest target set by the Thai Prime Minister to reopen Thailand within the next 120 days, TAT has been instructed by the Ministry of Tourism and Sport to adjust our strategy with the aim to reopen pilot destinations under the ‘island and sealed approach’ within the third quarter, leading to the reopening of more destinations from October.”

The ‘Island Approach’ will begin with the Phuket Sandbox model from 1 July, followed by the Samui Plus (Surat Thani) for Samui-Phangan-Tao Sealed Routes from 15 July. The approach will continue in August with an ‘Extension’ concept to be introduced to a visit to Phuket, linking with ‘Krabi Even More Amazing’ (Ko Phi Phi, Ko Ngai and Ko Railay) or ‘Phang Nga Prompt’ (Khao Lak and Ko Yao).

From September, the ‘Sealed Approach’ will be launched for specific areas and routes in ‘Charming Chiang Mai’ (Mueang, Mae Rim, Mae Tang and Doi Tao Districts), Chon Buri: Neo Pattaya (Pattaya City and Bang Lamung and Sattahip Districts), and Buri Ram (Mueang District and the Chang Arena).

“For Buri Ram specifically, 70% of the local population must be inoculated in preparations for the 2021 Thailand MotoGP at the Chang International Circuit on 8-10 October,” Mr. Yuthasak said.

Then from October or within the fourth quarter, Bangkok, Cha-Am and Hua Hin, as well as any other Thai destinations that are ready, will be reopened to vaccinated foreign tourists without quarantine.

TAT is also considering the reopening of other destinations with nearby tourist islands, including Pattaya (Ko Lan) and the provinces in the Eastern Economic Corridor (Chachoengsao, Chon Buri and Rayong).

Reopening guidelines for Phuket and Surat Thani (Ko Samui, Ko Phangan and Ko Tao):

Pre-arrival

• Foreign travellers as well as Thai nationals and foreign expatriates must travel from countries/regions with a low to medium risk of SAR-CoV-2 virus as announced and constantly updated by the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH). They must also have already stayed in the said countries/regions no less than 21 days before the travel date;
• They must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 with a vaccine registered with the MoPH or approved by the World Health Organisation (WHO) no less than 14 days before the travel date, and must have a vaccine certificate to verify their vaccination;
• Children under 6 years of age are allowed when travelling with fully vaccinated parents or guardians;
• Travellers who have a history of COVID-19 infection must also be fully vaccinated no less than 14 days before the travel date;
• Travellers must have a medical certificate with an RT-PCR laboratory result indicating that COVID-19 is not detected issued no more than 72 hours before departure;
• Travellers must have a COVID-19 health insurance policy with a minimum coverage of US$100,000.

Travellers who are qualified and equipped with the required documents are advised to submit application for the Certificate of Entry (COE) via www.entrythailand.go.th.

Arrival

• Undergo Immigration and Customs procedures, and a COVID-19 screening, including RT-PCR tests;
• Download and install the alert application;
• Go directly to your reserved hotel to await the test results;
  • Arrivals to Phuket must check-in at the pre-booked SHA Plus-certified accommodation establishment;
  • Arrivals to Ko Samui must check-in at alternative local quarantine (ALQ) facilities;
• If tested negative for COVID-19, travellers to Phuket can go anywhere in Phuket. Travellers to Ko Samui can leave their room for facilities and services within their accommodation only.

Stay

• For travellers to Phuket:
  • Travellers who wish to visit Phuket only, no minimum stay is required but they must leave Phuket (Thailand) for another country on or before the intended departure date;
  • For travellers who wish to continue the journey to other Thai destinations, they must stay in Phuket for 14 nights, and thereafter will be allowed to travel domestically.
• For travellers to Ko Samui:
  • During the 1^st-3^rd nights, travellers can leave their room for facilities and services within their accommodation only.
  • During the 4^th-7^th nights, travellers can travel on specified routes within Ko Samui only.
  • During the 8^th-14^th nights, travellers can travel between Ko Samui, Ko Phangan and Ko Tao.
• Undergo a COVID-19 test using an RT-PCR method per the MoPH’s guidelines;
• Travellers are advised to strictly follow the DMHTTA precautions to prevent the spread of COVID-19: D – Distancing, M – Mask wearing, H – Handwashing, T – Temperature check, T – Testing for COVID-19, and A – alert application.

Domestic Departure

• For travelling from Phuket or Samui-Phangan-Tao to other Thai destinations, travellers are required to show proof that they have completed a 14-night stay along with the other required documents per the guidelines and measures announced by the respective province of destination.

For regular updates on the tourism-related COVID-19 situation in Thailand, visit the TAT Newsroom via www.tatnews.org; Facebook (tatnews.org); and Twitter (Tatnews_Org).

For additional information and assistance relating to Thailand’s tourism, contact the TAT Contact Centre 1672 or Tourist Police 1155.