Central Java Deputy Governor Asks Hajj And Umrah Travel Bureaus To Obey Rules

Deputy Governor of Central Java Taj Yasin Maimoen. ANTARA/HO-Humas Central Java Provincial Government

SEMARANG - Deputy Governor of Central Java Taj Yasin Maimoen asked the management of the Hajj and Umrah travel agencies to remain committed and obey various rules.

"Currently, there are many outside, sorry, travels that take advantage of the trend of Indonesians wanting to go for Umrah and Hajj, so sometimes with the lure of cheap prices or maybe installment facilities and so on. However, it has a bad effect," he said. Taj Yasin Maimoen in Semarang was reported by ANTARA, Thursday, July 21.

Taj Yasin reminded people who are going for Hajj and Umrah that those who open a Hajj and Umrah travel agency are not merely value income, but more than that.

The Deputy Governor of Central Java emphasized that the Hajj and Umrah travel bureau must have all the requirements for establishment, including being committed to providing maximum service to its customers.

Gus Yasin, as the Deputy Governor of Central Java is known, emphasized that the travel agency not only serves departures from home to the Holy Land to return to Indonesia safely, but is also able to provide comfort if there are obstacles in the departure process.

The obstacle, he said, was usually related to the terms of cooperation between the Indonesian government and Saudi Arabia, which frequently changed.

"Today is okay, it turns out that on the way there are obstacles, and that's almost all umrah and hajj travel agencies experience it," he said.

“Here I want to convey that the commitment to provide services because the name is a travel agency is service. So, I hope that a truly maximum service will emerge," continued Taj Yasin.

Every country, he said. Each has its own quota for Umrah and Hajj pilgrims. This quota is determined by the government of Saudi Arabia so that the Hajj and Umrah travel agents must comply with this provision.