countries are also coming to Pakistan.
“The European (from Italy, Germany, Spain and France) and American businessmen, who used to be our major customers, are still not coming, but I am quite optimistic about the improving situation,” he said. Improved law and order situation attracts both tourists and businessmen.
Talking about the 90s, Pirzada said Pakistan’s tourism was flourishing at that time and a lot of tourists from all over the world used to visit the country, particularly northern areas.
A number of foreign airlines were coming to Pakistan and the country’s hospitality sector was growing.
“If the security concerns are removed and the country’s soft image is promoted foreigners will come and resultantly hospitality industry will gear up arranging facilities and services of international standards,” Pirzada added.
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