In the first half of 2023, Nepal has seen a rebirth in tourism as over 476,000 international tourists rushed to the country. This marked an important revival of 83 percent compared to 2019, as per the Nepal Tourism Board. The …

In the post-Covid era, the tourism industry of Nepal is recuperating quite faster with 3, 26,528 arrivals of tourists from January to April by air in 2023, of which roughly 28 per cent were from India. The senior director of …

The tourism industry in Nepal is improving faster after the pandemic, with 3,26,528 tourist entrances by air during the course of January to April this year. Of these, approximately 28 per cent were Indians. Nandini Lahe-Thapa, who is the senior …

The mild tremors were felt in Indian metropolis Delhi-NCR on Wednesday afternoon as an earthquake of 4.4 magnitude on the Richter scale hit Nepal. The earthquake struck 69 km from Jumla in Nepal. According to the National Center of Seismology, …

With an aim to revive tourism and attract 3.5 million tourists, excluding India and those coming overland, in the next 10 years, the Ministry of Culture, Tourism, and Civil Aviation in Nepal on Friday unveiled the strategic framework designed for …

Tea tourism can be a good option for the country’s eastern part towards achieving economic independence and prosperity.

The tourism segment was severely impacted by the corona virus pandemic. However, it is gradually coming back on track. 88,582 tourists visited Nepal till November. In the ten months of this year, a total of 4,73,563 tourists visited Nepal. Before …

Nepal government introduce training sessions for women to help retrieve Nepal tourism. 45 women for rafting and 50 as guide are participating

Indian Prime Minister NarendraModi’s visit to Lumbini in Nepal on May 16 witnessed discussions regarding transnational Buddhist tourism circuit covering Buddhist pilgrimage sites in Nepal, Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. Besides increasingcollaboration in numerous areas including hydropower and connectivity, religious tourism …

Prem Bahadur Ale, the Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation, Nepal, has recently underlined the urgency for support from all sectors behind tourism revival which has been impacted tremendously by COVID-19 for two years. He explained about that while …