What is the maximum number of visitors that should be in each group assigned a guide during general visiting?

The maximum number of visitors that should be in each group assigned a guide during general visiting is set to ensure effective management and a quality experience for all participants. A group size of 15 allows for adequate interaction between the guide and the visitors, enabling the guide to communicate effectively and address questions or concerns. This size strikes a balance, preventing overcrowding while still allowing for a dynamic and engaging experience.

Having a smaller group size enhances safety, ensuring that each visitor can be easily monitored and accounted for, which is especially important in environments where visitors may be exploring new or potentially hazardous areas. A limit of 15 also facilitates better engagement with the material being presented, allowing individuals to absorb the information being shared without feeling rushed or overwhelmed.