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TAAK concerned over long power outages in Valley

Appeals for early restoration of proper power supply

Srinagar, April 22 :Travel Agents Association of Kashmir (TAAK) has expressed serious concern over the long power outages in the Valley causing immense problems to the hospitality sector and locals as well.

In a statement, TAAK President Farooq  Kuthoo said not only locals, but also tourists who are staying in many different hotels across the length and the breadth of the Valley have been put to lot of inconveniences.

“Kashmir is witnessing a good tourist footfall over past several months but the power outages is causing lot of distress to the tourists  especially at budget and mid segment hotels. The high end hotels may have power backup but budget segment is facing huge problems.”

TAAK President said tourists have been complaining of bad experiences causing immense distress to the travel organisers who have attracted them here for memorable trips. Kuthoo said the bad experiences of the travellers is sending a wrong message across and damaging the reputation of the tourism industry. TAAK President appealed to the LG Administration and Power Development Department to ensure proper proper supply especially during evening and morning hours so that the travellers leave back with good memories.

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