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At least 30% higher than the regular transport fare.
It must be at least 30% higher than the regular transport fare. The comparison concerns the whole contracted package including tourist transport, not only the journey or an automatic increase over its former price. The rule requires periodic operation and a repeated itinerary; the competent authority may grant exemption through the prescribed procedure.
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It is sufficient to be 25% higher than the regular transport fare.
It must equal the regular transport fare.
At least 30% higher than the regular transport fare.
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