Dharamsala: The spring teachings of the Dalai Lama from February 20 to 24 have brought hordes of tourists to Dharamsala in the past few days. However, the rise in footfall has led to a steep hike in the airfare.
Kangra resident Yogesh, who wanted to fly to Delhi yesterday, said the airfare of both Air India and SpiceJet that operated flights between Delhi and Dharamsala was between Rs 12,000 and Rs 15,000 for one way.
Sanjeev Gandhi, general secretary of the Upper Dharamsala Hoteliers Association, said it was surprising that the airfare to Dharamsala was so high that too in a lean month like February.
23/02/19 Tribune
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Kangra resident Yogesh, who wanted to fly to Delhi yesterday, said the airfare of both Air India and SpiceJet that operated flights between Delhi and Dharamsala was between Rs 12,000 and Rs 15,000 for one way.
Sanjeev Gandhi, general secretary of the Upper Dharamsala Hoteliers Association, said it was surprising that the airfare to Dharamsala was so high that too in a lean month like February.
23/02/19 Tribune
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