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Kashmir ready to greet summer with record breaking tourist footfall
The Sunday Guardian
|April 28, 2024
The surge in the tourist footfall this season is the highest since the Tulip Garden was opened for the public in 2006.
The union ministry of tourism has recently asked the J & K tourism department to start initiatives for the promotion of summer offbeat destinations.
This move has come close to the heels of a recent high level meeting by J&K chief secretary in which he discussed broader contours of strategy to promote religious, craft and heritage tourism in the UT of Jammu and Kashmir.
After the meeting Commissioner Secretary Tourism Yasha Mudgal told reporters, “As part of its promotional strategy, the Department of Tourism is taking various initiatives including FAM tour to heritage and pilgrim site, generating user content, iconography and documentation of such places, carrying out digital campaigns, creating mini documentaries, sponsorships and organizing festivals to promote these circuits for tourist lover”.
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