Omar invites foreign tourists to Kashmir
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Jammu, Nov 11: The chief minister, Omar Abdullah, Wednesday said tourist infrastructure in valley has been restored with new destinations being developed to attract tourists.
Addressing a seminar organized by Pacific Asia Travel Writers Association (PATWA) in London, Omar urged people to visit Kashmir and consider it as their favourite tourist destination as they did it in the past.
He said large number of tourist development authorities have been established in order to develop the new tourist destinations in all provinces of the State.
He said not only early spring, summer or autumn was worth visiting but Gulmarg was vivid example that tourists can enjoy skiing on the high clefts and snow during winter as well.
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