
Reasons behind boycott of Muree
Reasons behind boycott of Muree
here are the reasons why people are boycotting muree and start visiting other palaces
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expensive food
MURREE: A social media campaign has been launched asking tourists to boycott Murree during
the current season against misbehaviour of local hotel agents, hoteliers and transporters with the tourists.
2. dirtiness
The campaigners alleged that the agents, hoteliers and transporters harassed families and
overcharged the visitors.
They even beat the tourists if the latter ask about overcharging, substandard or unhygienic food etc.
3. dirty food
4. bad behaviour
About 10 to 15 million tourists visit Murree and Galliat each year. In the summer,
thousands of tourists also spend nights on roadsides.
“There may be a few incidents and the campaign has been started against the resort
town and its inhabitants. Some of them just want to create problems for
the prime minister who belongs to Murree,” said Wajeeh Abbasi, a local journalist.
The hotel agents keep on standing on roads in groups and force the tourists to
get rooms on their behalf. Sometimes, they start scuffling with tourists over petty issues.
“The responsibility lies on Murree’s residents to take initiatives to solve the problem
5. final solution
The hotel agents keep on standing on roads in groups and force the tourists to
get rooms on their behalf. Sometimes, they start scuffling with tourists over petty issues.
“The responsibility lies on Murree’s residents to take initiatives to solve the problem
Hafiz Javed Akhtar Abbasi, president Hotels’ Association, Saleem Akbar Abbasi,
president Citizens’ Forum, Haji Shifaul Haq, president Anjuman-i-Tajiran,
and others met the assistant commissioner and the assistant superintendent of police
Murree and urged them to take action against the unregistered agents who
were responsible for creating a bad impression of the traders and people of Murree.