KP-CTA approves Tourism Boating Safety Regulations 2026

PESHAWAR: The Board of Directors (BoD) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Culture and Tourism Authority (KP-CTA) has approved Tourism Boating Safety Regulations 2026. The new regulations lay down a clear mechanism for the registration, licensing, fitness certification and operation of tourism boats in the province. The regulations aim to regulate boating activities and ensure the safety of tourists as well as…

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KP-CTA approves Tourism Boating Safety Regulations 2026

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