LEH: Amid the ongoing flight disruptions following the ‘Operation Sindoor’, the All Ladakh Hotel and Guest House Association (ALHAGHA) have offered free accommodation to tourists stranded in Ladakh union territory.
ALHAGHA said that member hotels and guest houses would allow stranded tourists to extend their stay without any additional charges, Asso said in a statement reaffirming Ladakh’s reputation for warmth and responsible tourism.
The statement read, “Tourists whose outbound flights have been cancelled will be allowed to continue staying at the same hotels they were already checked into, without any additional cost. This decision comes at a time when the hospitality industry needs to extend care and support to guests during unforeseen challenges.”
The move reflects the core values of Ladakh’s tourism sector and aims to uphold the region’s reputation as a responsible and welcoming destination.
Also, ALHAGHA called upon all its members to cooperate fully in the implementation of this initiative, ensuring that the affected tourists feel safe and supported during their unplanned extended stay in the region.
Similarly, the All Ladakh Tour Operators Association (ALTOA) has informed its members about a series of coordinated activities set to take place this evening as part of a scheduled mock drill.
“Members are urged to strictly follow all instructions issued by authorities to ensure the drill’s smooth and safe execution,” it said.
