With the coronavirus pandemic hurting tourism, Nepal has declared 2024 to 2033 as the Nepal visit decade, focusing on the country’s tourism industry.
Today, Minister of Culture, Tourism, and Civil Aviation Jeevan Ram Shrestha unveiled a tourism recovery action plan. Shooting your film in Nepal will cost you less with the new plan announced by the government.
The government is hosting an international tourism summit with ministers from South Asia.
The plan for Kathmandu valley also includes starting Heritage walks at night in the following cities: Kathmandu, Kirtipur, Lalitpur, and Bhaktapur.
Tourism to Nepal’s dropped heavily as the COVID disease spread. However, as cases of COVID declined this year, over 50,000 tourists per month are visiting Nepal since the beginning of 2022.
About Tourism in Nepal:
Tourism is one of the main industries in Nepal. Every year, thousands of people come to Nepal to see the country’s natural beauty, trek in the Himalayas, or visit cultural and historical sites. Nepal is a popular destination for adventure seekers and nature lovers. There are many different types of accommodation available to tourists, from luxury hotels to simple guesthouses.
To learn more about Nepal:
- 10 Popular Nepal Offbeat Places
- Nepal’s Most Famous Places to Visit
- Famous Honeymoon Places in Nepal
- Things to Do in Nepal
- Visit Nepal Beautiful Places in Monsoon
- Nepal Top 10 Reasons to Visit
- Food of Nepal – 10 Delicious Nepalese cuisines To Try
- 10 Top Famous Historical Sites in Nepal
- 10 Top Places to Visit in Mustang, Nepal
- Trekking Permits in Nepal undergo Digital Transformation
- Muktinath Temple, Nepal: Visitor Guide, History, Best Places to Visit, How to Reach
- Best 10 Family-Friendly Destinations to Explore in Nepal
- 8 Top Tourist Places to Visit in Janakpur, Nepal
- How to Plan a Nepal Tour from Delhi?
