Himachal Pradesh Expands Air Connectivity to Boost Tourism
The Himachal Pradesh government plans to introduce new flight routes connecting major cities to enhance tourism. By linking Chandigarh, Kullu, and Dharamsala, and developing new heliports, the move aims to attract high-end tourists, boost the local economy, and ensure each district has improved air connectivity.
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In a strategic move to enhance tourism, the Himachal Pradesh government announced the introduction of new flight routes connecting Chandigarh, Kullu, and Dharamsala.
Officials confirmed ongoing discussions with airlines. The direct flights between Kullu and Dharamsala address long-standing demands and are expected to significantly benefit tourism.
Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu highlighted the importance of air connectivity in achieving the state's tourism goals, reducing travel time, and bolstering the local economy. The initiative includes developing heliports in several districts, with a focus on Kangra declared as the tourism capital of the state.
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