Following a rise in warfare between India and Pakistan, go authorities in Singapore are re-evaluating travel to Kashmir and Pakistan.
On Wednesday ( May 7 ), at least one operator told CNA that they had already canceled travel and reimbursed customers, while others are putting a wait-and-see strategy in place.
The rise in conflicts comes after a violent attack in Indian-administered Kashmir past month claimed the lives of 26 Hindu travelers. In reply, India launched attacks on nine locations in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir on Wednesday, aiming specifically at what its defense described as “terrorist tents” used for selection and weapons store.
The cuts and cross-border flames have left 26 people dead, according to Pakistan’s defense.
More than 50 airlines to and from Pakistan have been canceled as a result of the issue, and many Asian airlines have had to reroute or cancel flights.  ,
Residents are being advised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Singapore to postpone non-essential go to Jammu and Kashmir.  ,
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Director Vijay Kumar reported that SGTrek, a travel agency focused on backyard activities, has suspended all go to Kashmir.
Initial plans for the firm included two trips to the Kashmir Great Lakes: one in July with 10 participants and the other in August with 17? Both have now been canceled, and both have received full payments.
Four of the participants were also eager to travel, according to Mr. Kumar, who said that some of the participants had been planning this journey since before the crisis. Nevertheless, we made the decision not to take any risks.
He continued, noting that the local partner of the business in Kashmir even suggested skipping until the condition calms down.
SGTrek has also suspended its journeys to Pakistan over the past month and given customers refunded them.
Before tensions started to escalate, the company had just recently completed its final journey of Ladakh, which typically takes place between April and September.
One withdrawal has been reported for Pinnacle Travel, which offers customized personal journeys. Later this month, the buyer had inquired about a group trip of Kashmir, but canceled due to safety concerns. No payment was required, according to the company because the booking had not been confirmed and no payment had been made.