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Tourists no longer sleep in taxis, Farooq Abdullah hails hotel boom in Kashmir

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In a recent statement, LG Manoj Sinha commended hotels for their role as facilitators of peace and their significant financial commitments to the sector. He pointed out that numerous hotels had overlooked crucial construction regulations. Farooq Abdullah highlighted the employment opportunities generated by hotels, reminiscing about a time when accommodation options were limited.

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