Toursim in Pakistan, news and updates

How to Find the Best Umrah Deals from the UK

Date: 2025-05-23 Posted by: Abdul Ghafar Keywords:

The best Umrah deals come from booking early, travelling in the off-peak months, sharing a room, and flying from a well-connected airport such as Manchester. Compare packages by what they actually include rather than the headline price, look for group and family offers, and only book with an ATOL-protected agent so a low price never means a risky booking.

Travel Medication & Health Guide for Travelers in Pakistan

Date: 2026-07-26 Posted by: Alishba Batool Keywords: travel medicine, motion sickness, acute mountain sickness

A trip to northern areas in Pakistan is always filled with enthusiasm and excitement but when suddenly we get nausea during travelling or feeling unwell, it spoils the fun of the whole trip. Moreover, if you don't have proper medications and guidance then how will you treat your sickness?

Glacier Melting in Pakistan: Climate Impact on Alpine Tourism

Date: 2026-05-19 Posted by: Abdul Ghafar Keywords: non-polar glaciers, alpine glaciers, natural disasters, climate change

Tourism is one of the major backbone industries for different countries and one of the major sources of revenue. Number of different industries such hotel, food manufacturers, transportation, etc. are strongly connected with it and depend upon the tourism activities. The growth of these industries largely depends upon the growth of new tourism sites as well.

Cloudbursts in Pakistan: Climate Change Severely Impact on Tourism

Date: 2025-08-22 Posted by: Abdul Ghafar Keywords: cloudburst, flash flood, climate change, carbon emission

Due to climate change, one of the major changes in Pakistan specially in mountainous areas in the occurrence of cloudbursts. Cloudburst is direct impact due to climate change and it is a new phenomenon in the study of climate change. Climate change and cloudbursts directly impact the tourism industry by disturbing the overall infrastructure.

Illegal Wildlife Trade in Pakistan: Impacts and Solutions

Date: 2025-08-08 Posted by: Abdul Ghafar Keywords: wildlife trade, ecosystem

Illegal wildlife trade in Pakistan is a growing threat to the nation’s ecological heritage, biodiversity, and natural ecosystems. From the majestic snow leopards of the northern mountains to the endangered Indus River dolphins in southern waters, countless species face the danger of extinction due to poaching, trafficking, and habitat loss.