'Tourists are our lifeline': Picking up the pieces in Kashmir after April killings

In the aftermath of a deadly attack in Indian-administered Kashmir in April, which shook tourism and strained India-Pakistan relations, the valley is showing signs of a revival. With tourists slowly returning and local businesses optimistic, Kashmir’s tourism economy is beginning to recover. The tragedy has highlighted the importance of tourism as a lifeline for the region, which heavily depends on visitors for livelihoods and economic stability.