16 Hotel for Hajj Pilgrims in Mecca to rent for three years – VIVA

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VIVA – The Ministry of Religion prepared 165 hotels for Indonesian pilgrims in Mecca during the Hajj 1439H / 2018M season. A total of 16 hotels, among which are rented annually in the plural for three years.

"We rented the hotel for three years," said Sri Ilham Lubis, director of the Hajj Foreign Affairs Department during the socialization of Hajj service improvement in Saudi Arabia 1439H / 2018M to Medan, Friday, June 29, 2018.

"There are not many owners who offer hotels for rent many years because they want to get more profits," he said. he continued.

According to Sri Ilham, three conditions must be fulfilled for the hotels to be rented in several years First the hotel contract must be done with the owner, not the owner. ;intermediate. Second the price is valid apartment for three years. Third the hotel must work well.

In addition to the 16 hotels rented several years the Ministry of Religion also rented 109 hotels used last year. According to Sri Ilham, the rent is based on the badessment of the congregation, officers and tapes.

"This rented hotel is considered to offer good service during the pilgrimage season of last year," said Sri Ilham. The remaining 40 hotels are newly contracted hotels during this year's Hajj season.

Sri Ilham added that the process of selecting a rented hotel also relates to the ease of distribution and transportation services at the Grand Mosque. A total of 165 hotels are scattered in seven regions, namely Jarwal, Misfalah, Raudhah, Mahbas Jin, Syisyah, Aziziah, Rei Bakhsy.

"The farthest distance is 4,390 meters and the nearest 900 meters," he explained.

For accommodation in Medina, continues Sri Ilham, the Ministry of Religious Affairs has rented 107 hotels. A total of 32 hotels are rented a full season. "The 32 hotels had a capacity of 105,000 pilgrims, 75 other hotels, rented part-time or blocking time ," he said.

The first group of Indonesian pilgrims will start flying to Saudi Arabia on July 17, 2018. The first wave to Medina, the second wave to Jeddah. (asp)

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