20/08/2026
After years without regular air connectivity, Bejaan Resorts and South Air have entered into a strategic partnership aimed at strengthening air access to Chitral, with an initial focus on supporting regular Islamabad–Chitral connectivity five days a week.
For Bejaan Resorts, this partnership is about much more than bringing travelers to a resort. It is part of a larger vision to help establish Chitral as a leading year-round tourism destination and make one of Pakistan’s most remarkable regions easier and more convenient to reach.
Speaking on the partnership, Anwar Aman, Founder & Owner of Bejaan Resorts, said:
“Our vision has never been limited to building a resort. We want to help build Chitral as a destination. Reliable air connectivity is one of the most important foundations for achieving that vision. This partnership with South Air represents a meaningful step toward making Chitral more accessible to travelers from Pakistan and, ultimately, from around the world.”
Nishat Fatima, Chief Executive Officer of South Air, shared the same vision, highlighting South Air’s commitment to connecting communities and destinations that deserve stronger air access and helping unlock Chitral’s tourism potential.
As the partnership develops, Bejaan Resorts and South Air will also explore future connectivity between Chitral and Peshawar and Lahore, subject to operational, regulatory and market requirements.
At the heart of Bejaan Resorts’ investment in Chitral is a 104-room luxury hospitality destination, being developed around nature, cultural authenticity, sustainability and world-class hospitality, alongside business, wellness, adventure and nature experiences.
This partnership marks the beginning of a long-term relationship with a shared ambition: to make Chitral easier to reach, strengthen its position on Pakistan’s tourism map, and create opportunities that benefit the people and communities of Chitral.
