in Lahore, rising utility bills, increasing petrol costs, and higher expenses on food have left many families struggling to manage their budgets, pushing travel plans down their list of priorities. The uncertain political situation in recent months and the deteriorating state of the country's finances have resulted in a significant decline in the number of tourists visiting popular destinations, both within and outside the city. Inflation has eroded the purchasing power of citizens, making it difficult for them to allocate extra funds for leisure activities. Rao Abdul Rehman, an avid traveler from Model Town, used to plan trips to various parts of the country with his friends. However, this year, he had to cancel his plans due to the rising cost of travel. He mentioned that a one-week trip that used to cost them around Rs 300,000 now costs at least Rs 400,000. Like Rehman, many other travel enthusiasts are also giving up on their vacation plans because they need to prioritize house...
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