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Srinagar, Nov 26: As the usual upbeat sentiment, witnesssed ahead of every winter about tourism in Kashmir is clearly missing this year, stakeholders have urged the government to work on measures that could help in revival of this sector in the Valley. Tour trade players and hospitality stakeholders as well as transport sector, which have been badly hit due to a a major drop in tourist arrivals in the aftermath of the Pahalgam attack in April this year are cautiously optimistic about the forthcoming winter season. Notably, hotel occupancy rates have nosedived to as low as 10 per cent,…