Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister, Omar Abdullah, believes that the region is on track to become a global tourism hub throughout the year. He expressed this optimism during a promotional event in New Delhi, attended by Union Minister of Tourism, Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, diplomats, travel industry representatives, and hospitality stakeholders. Abdullah highlighted the spiritual, scenic, and cultural attractions of Jammu and Kashmir, welcoming visitors from India and beyond.
CM Omar Abdullah unveiled plans for new tourism circuits and the identification of nine emerging destinations to offer unique experiences to tourists. Reflecting on past challenges, he acknowledged the lessons learned and emphasized the government’s commitment to a resilient and responsive tourism sector. The event, organized by the Jammu & Kashmir Tourism Forum under Mushtaq Chaya’s leadership, aimed to position the region as a safe and vibrant tourism destination year-round.
The gathering was described as a historic moment in promoting Jammu and Kashmir as a top tourism spot by Wahid Malik, the Honorary Secretary General of the Forum. Mushtaq Chaya highlighted the current phase as one of significant progress and development, promising world-class hospitality and enhanced facilities across the region. The event, attended by various dignitaries including Advisor to the Chief Minister Nasir Aslam Wani, marked a milestone in the promotion of Jammu and Kashmir tourism.
