Kashmir tourism takes a hit post Pahalgam carnage, tour operators hopeful tourists will return

Name: Kashmir tourism takes a hit post Pahalgam carnage, tour operators hopeful tourists will return
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Description: Kashmir tourism takes a hit post Pahalgam carnage, tour operators hopeful tourists will return

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Updated At : 09:58 PM Apr 25, 2025 IST

The killing of 26 people including 25 tourist in cold blood had shaken the state and impacted the tourism industry. But tour operators are hopeful that normalcy will return and tourists will return to the valley. The Tribune’s Rohit Bhan reports from Srinagar #KashmirTourism #PahalgamAttack #TourismRecovery #KashmirTravel #TourOperators #PahalgamCarnage #KashmirSafety #TouristReturn #TourismInKashmir #Kashmir2025

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