Soaring Airfares Spark Concern In Kashmir Ahead Of Peak Tourist Season
Srinagar, April 22 -- According to tourism players, as the summer season approaches, the airfares between Srinagar and other major Indian cities witness a significant surge, casting a shadow over travel plans and financial considerations of tourists.
Speaking to Kashmir Observer, Abbas Kashmiri, a ticket broker, highlighted the annual surge in ticket prices during every summer season.
"Last month, a one-way ticket from Srinagar to Delhi used to cost around Rs 3,500-4,000. Now, those prices have skyrocketed to Rs 7,000, with fares often reaching a staggering Rs 13,000-14,000 during peak tourist season," Abbas said.
The situation isn't any better for flights to other major cities. Mumbai, for example, saw ticket prices jump from Rs 7,000...
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