When a periodic tourist transport service with a repeated itinerary coincides with a regular general-use passenger service, what must the price of the contracted combination be relative to the fare of the regular service?

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Article 129 of the Land Transport Organization Regulation (ROTT) provides that, when tourist transport services are periodic, are provided with a repeated itinerary and coincide with a regular general-use passenger transport service, the price of the contracted combination in which they are included must be at least thirty percent higher than the fare of transport on the regular service. The competent body may exempt from that requirement at the request of the travel agency, if justified in the file. For that reason, neither keeping the same price nor requiring only 25% is valid.

When a periodic tourist transport service with a repeated itinerary coincides with a regular general-use passenger service, what must the price of the contracted combination be relative to the fare of the regular service?

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