Abdullah's Vision: Reviving Kashmir Tourism Amidst Challenges

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah hopes for snowfall to revive the struggling tourism sector after recent terrorist attacks. The government focuses on responsible tourism, launching a SKÃL club chapter to strengthen international links and developing new sustainable tourist destinations to boost the economy.

In light of recent terrorist incidents, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah expressed concerns over the impact on the region's tourism sector in 2025. However, Abdullah remains optimistic that snowfall will bring relief, luring visitors to the scenic valley.

The chief minister emphasized the importance of promotions in enticing tourists, while highlighting recent collaborative efforts with the launch of SKÃL International Club's Kashmir Chapter. This move aims to strengthen global tourism networks and amplify Jammu and Kashmir's appeal as a sustainable travel destination.

Abdullah's administration plans to develop nine new tourist spots, focusing on sustainability and local community involvement. Despite challenges, Abdullah remains hopeful, aspiring for a long-lasting improvement in the tourism industry to benefit residents.

(With inputs from agencies.)