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With reference to the Sustainable Development Fee (SDF), consider the following statements:
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
1 only
2 only
Both
None
Ending decades of free entry to Indian tourists visiting Bhutan, the Bhutanese Government has decided to levy a daily Rs1,200 ($17) fee for “regional tourists” from India, the Maldives and Bangladesh, beginning July 2020. The fee, called a Sustainable Development Fee (SDF), is meant to help the government deal with burgeoning numbers in tourist traffic, which it is seeking to regulate through a new tourism policy. The decision was passed by the National Assembly as a ‘Tourism Levy and Exemption Bill of Bhutan’, 2020. The SDF is considerably lower than the $65 charged to other foreign tourists, who are also charged a compulsory flat “cover charge” of $250 per day.
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