THE CHINA-PAKISTAN ECONOMIC CORRIDOR (CPEC) IS A GATEWAY TO PEACE, STABILITY, AND TOURISM SUSTAINABILITY
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https://doi.org/10.52567/pjsr.v3i4.303Abstract
Tourism development and flow are directly influenced by the travel and transportation linkages. Transit routes are a vivacious segment of the world trade, places connectivity, tourism, and travellers comfortability, reducing price and time between destinations. The 1,878-kilometer route from Khunjrab Pass will connect the Brahma Bahtar Interchange on the M1 Motorway with the city of Gwadar on the Western Alignment. The new trade and business dimensions are arising from the CPEC transit route between Pakistan and China. Gwadar Port has the potential to undertake a critical position in Pakistan’s economic resurgence. This study is established on the qualitative method based on the case studies technique as secondary data analysis. CPEC would offer several direct and indirect benefits to the country, people and especially the local community by securing employment, growing wages, and establishing SMTEs. The CPEC’s economic growth and incentives will enable the provinces into the process of national change. Tourism increases awareness, understanding, poverty reduction, promote development, increase jobs, peace.
Keywords: CPEC, Pakistan, China, Tourism, Gawadar, Connectivity, Transit route
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