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KP launches mobile app for tourists

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The tourism department of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has launched Pakistan’s first mobile app and web portal called KPtourism with the aim to promote tourism in the country.

Senior provincial minister of Tourism, Culture, and Youth Affairs Atif Khan inaugurated the mobile app on Wednesday.

Through the app, you can search for more than 100 destinations, find nearby attractions on the go, and interact with other travellers. Both the app and the website have the images and videos of all scenic destination along with relevant data.

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Android users can download the app from:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kptourism.kptourism

For Apple users this is the link to download the app

https://apps.apple.com/pk/app/kptourism/id1470219062

You can also find packages and updates on events. However, the itineraries and blog section have not yet been updated.

The app also allows people to share their experiences, videos, pictures and give suggestions, and plans using the “Contribute” section.

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