Unmarried couples no longer welcome, OYO changes check-in rules
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NEW DELHI: Travel booking major OYO has launched a new check-in policy for partner hotels, starting from Meerut, introducing guidelines effective this year whereby unmarried couples will no longer be welcome to check in. Under the revised policy, all couples will be asked to present valid proof (…)
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