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Uttarakhand Tourism mandates online registration for tourists checking into Mussoorie hotels, guesthouses, and homestays to curb overcrowding and manage traffic.

Registration now mandatory for tourists visiting Mussoorie in Uttarakhand

Uttarakhand Tourism mandates online registration for tourists checking into Mussoorie hotels, guesthouses, and homestays to curb overcrowding and manage traffic.

The tourists visiting Mussoorie will now have to register their details on a portal developed by the Uttarakhand Tourism Department at the time of check-in, an official on Thursday said.
District Tourism Officer Brijendra Pandey said that the new rule came into force on Wednesday.
Hotels, guest houses, homestays and other such facilities have to first register themselves on the portal and do the registration of their guests as they check-in, he added.
Pandey said this is being done to deal with overcrowding and managing traffic at the popular tourist spot.
The new rule had to be introduced as the arrival of tourists in the town have almost doubled between 2022 and 2024, he added.
"The move will provide real-time data on tourist footfall in the town," Pandey said.
Hoteliers and owners of similar facilities have been asked to comply with the new rule, he added.
Earlier in May, the National Green Tribunal (NGT) had asked the state government to initiate tourist registration in the hill station and submit data regularly.

In a bid to prevent overcrowding amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the police in Uttarakhand have reportedly sent back 2,000 vehicles that were on their way to Mussoorie. This was done as part of a special drive where the police put up barricades on the main Dehradun-Mussoorie road, according to a report by the Hindustan Times.
Tourists have been flocking to hill stations in large numbers over the past few days, with massive crowds at major tourists spots like Mussoorie, Kempty Fall, Nainital, Haridwar and Rishikesh in Uttarakhand. Several videos have gone viral in which the visitors are seen violating Covid norms by not wearing masks or refusing to maintain social distancing.
The Centre and the Uttarakhand government has ordered all tourists to strictly adhere to Covid protocol, flagging such violations are a matter of concern. Tourists have been asked to produce a negative Covid-19 test report not older than 72 hours. 

2,000 vehicles headed to Mussoorie sent back, Covid-19 protocol put in place

Uttarakhand&nbsp;govt steps up vigil, 2,000 vehicles headed to Mussoorie sent back, Covid-19 protocol put in place

U'khand&nbsp;govt tightens norms, 2000 vehicles en route to Mussoorie sent back
Move to&nbsp;prevent overcrowding of the hill station amid the Covid-19 pandemic
U'khand police have put up barricades on the main Dehradun-Mussoorie road
Centre and state govt alarmed by viral videos of tourists crowding hill stations&nbsp;
Videos show people flouting Covid&nbsp;norms, no masks, no social distancing
Tourists told to produce a negative RT-PCR report ahead of travel to hills
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The Mussoorie district administration and Uttarakhand government has asked tourists to produce RT-PCR report, and limited timings for Kempty Fall.

In a bid to prevent overcrowding amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the police in Uttarakhand have reportedly sent back 2,000 vehicles that were on their way to Mussoorie. This was done as part of a special drive where the police put up barricades on the main Dehradun-Mussoorie road, according to a report by the Hindustan Times.
Tourists have been flocking to hill stations in large numbers over the past few days, with massive crowds at major tourists spots like Mussoorie, Kempty Fall, Nainital, Haridwar and Rishikesh in Uttarakhand. Several videos have gone viral in which the visitors are seen violating Covid norms by not wearing masks or refusing to maintain social distancing.
The Centre and the Uttarakhand government has ordered all tourists to strictly adhere to Covid protocol, flagging such violations are a matter of concern. Tourists have been asked to produce a negative Covid-19 test report not older than 72 hours.

Tourists planning to visit Mussoorie from outside Uttarakhand will now need a negative report of an RT-PCR Covid-19 test.&nbsp;The development comes as videos of unruly tourists flocking to the north Indian hill stations have&nbsp;gone viral.
After Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand relaxed restrictions for people from other states,&nbsp;large groups of&nbsp;tourists can be seen daily, without masks, absolutely disregarding social distancing.&nbsp;
To tighten&nbsp;protocols, the Mussoorie administration has made it mandatory for incoming travellers to get online bookings of their hotels and homestays, by producing a negative Covid-19 report.

Covid-19 negative report mandatory for tourists going to Mussoorie

Covid-19 negative report and online bookings of accommodation&nbsp;made&nbsp;mandatory for tourists going to Mussoorie

Tourists planning to visit Mussoorie&nbsp;will need a negative RT-PCR&nbsp;report
Authorities&nbsp;tighten rules&nbsp;as videos of unruly tourists go viral daily
Tourists can be seen without masks, disregarding social distancing
Centre has also expressed concern over crowding of tourists in the hills
Travellers must show negative RT-PCT test and proof of hotel booking&nbsp;
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Authorities&nbsp;have said incoming travellers will get online bookings of their accommodation only by showing a negative Covid-19 report.&nbsp;

Tourists planning to visit Mussoorie from outside Uttarakhand will now need a negative report of an RT-PCR Covid-19 test.&nbsp;The development comes as videos of unruly tourists flocking to the north Indian hill stations have&nbsp;gone viral.
After Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand relaxed restrictions for people from other states,&nbsp;large groups of&nbsp;tourists can be seen daily, without masks, absolutely disregarding social distancing.&nbsp;
To tighten&nbsp;protocols, the Mussoorie administration has made it mandatory for incoming travellers to get online bookings of their hotels and homestays, by producing a negative Covid-19 report.

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