The Hindu·4 min read·medium

Drivers in Kerala’s Kochi demand well-maintained washrooms, common resting spaces at hotels, resorts

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The Hindu Bureau
Drivers in Kerala’s Kochi demand well-maintained washrooms, common resting spaces at hotels, resorts
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Tourist taxi drivers in Kochi, Kerala, are protesting for better access to washrooms and resting facilities at luxury hotels and resorts. The drivers argue that these are basic human needs, while hotel management claims existing facilities are sufficient or were temporarily unavailable due to maintenance.

The need for adequate number of well-maintained washrooms, common resting spaces, and dormitories for drivers of cars, buses, and other vehicles that ferry guests to hotels and resorts, is increasingly being raised in different tourism forums.

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