Under the directive of the Ministry of Home Affairs, the Parliamentary Committee on Tourism and Commerce will visit the sites of the attacks in Pahalgam and Ladakh to pay homage to the victims.
The steps taken by the present state government will surely boost tourism in the state and also decongest the already congested popular hill stations of the state, said the spokesperson.
The state administration has approved a Rs 77.25-lakh project to preserve the heritage stone carved horses left to decay in the remote area of Gool in the Ramban district of Jammu.
The national carrier said as Australians and international visitors are making up for two years of lost travel adventures, the airline has seen a huge surge in demand for domestic tourism.
