Srinagar: Stakeholders went on an additional mile Sunday to revive and revive the tourism of J&K with a blow of Pahgam Terror Attack, which organizes a roadshow for the sightseeing city starting from Dal Lake in Srinagar.A large convoy of cabs emanating from the uninhabited ghats of lentils, where Shikare The shops were tied and closed with Bulleward, but for security reasons, 30 km before Pahgam was stopped in Anantnag city.The purpose of Roadshow was to send a message across the country that Kashmir was safe, a day later when Chief Minister Omar Abdullah had a “serious” impact on tourism with the April 22 attack, in which 26 people were killed, mostly visitors. This was followed by a grain of migration and cancellation of tourists.Even on Sunday, not a single tourist was seen on the pavement of Bulleward Road in Dal. Spot used to be the first activity.The empty kerbsides in the pulses, however, did not stop the organizers of the roadshow. With slogans of “Future of Kashmir’s future investment, tourism and Shanti Go Hand in Hand”, Cavellcade was flagged off by CM Omar’s National Conference (NC) MLA and spokesperson Tanveer Sadiq. Sitting in cars Shikara Operator, hotelier, transporters, tour guides and travel agents.Sadiq described the incident as a major milestone in efforts to restore confidence among tourists. After Pahgam attackSadiq said, Kashmir is fighting a “perception of war” and its purpose is to defeat those who portray the region as unsafe. According to the NC MLA, Roadshow will also tell the people of the country that Kashmiris were standing against terrorism and now it is their turn by Kashmiris to stand up and return to the valley.Sadiq admitted that the road was full of difficulties for the revival of tourism, but insisted that an initiative like Roadshow would help to turn the tide. Sadiq said, “I want to convey a message to the people of the country to return to the valley. It is safe. Kashmir was never with terrorism. They have always stood by tourists.”Manzoor Kundaro, the Great Himalayan Travels MD, which was part of the Roadshow, resonated Sadiq. Kundaro indicated more such more events in the coming days, “Kashmiris are out to welcome tourists again”. After the attack of Pahalgam, security in the valley has been increased with increased outposts and monitoring at tourist destinations.Speaking about the impact of the terrorist strike on Saturday, CM Omar expressed disappointment. “This summer season is lost. Hardly any tourist is now touring. Our current attention is on ensuring the Amarnath Yatra (from July 3) is held peacefully. We want every pilgrim to come back safely. After that, we will look at ways to revive and promote tourism in the region.”
