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M-31.2, r. 0.2 - Terms for obtaining an accreditation with regard to tourist welcome and information services
Section 12
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12. With the approval of the regional tourism association, the tourist welcome and information site where the service is provided may be located at the same place as a service business such as a service station, boutique or tourist attraction, with or without a separate entrance, and must respect the following enabling conditions:
(1) the tourist welcome and information service must be managed by a non-profit organization;
(2) the employees must be under the authority of that manager and not the service business where the tourist welcome and information service is located;
(3) the employees of the tourist welcome and information service are dedicated exclusively to welcoming and providing tourist information to visitors;
(4) to compensate for the lack of casual employees, an employee of the service business may also provide tourist welcome and information services to visitors so long as the manager of those services ensures that the employee has been adequately trained;
(5) the welcoming area must have a floor area of at least 20 m2.
In force: 2024-04-03
12. With the approval of the regional tourism association, the tourist welcome and information site where the service is provided may be located at the same place as a service business such as a service station, boutique or tourist attraction, with or without a separate entrance, and must respect the following enabling conditions:
(1) the tourist welcome and information service must be managed by a non-profit organization;
(2) the employees must be under the authority of that manager and not the service business where the tourist welcome and information service is located;
(3) the employees of the tourist welcome and information service are dedicated exclusively to welcoming and providing tourist information to visitors;
(4) to compensate for the lack of casual employees, an employee of the service business may also provide tourist welcome and information services to visitors so long as the manager of those services ensures that the employee has been adequately trained;
(5) the welcoming area must have a floor area of at least 20 m2.
