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PM Shah reaffirms to fully supporting hotel entrepreneurs

Kathmandu, July 15: Prime Minister Balendra Shah has reaffirmed the government's commitment to supporting the private sector, urging hotel entrepreneurs to work closely with the government to promote Nepal's tourism industry. During a meeting with officials of the Hotel Association Nepal (HAN) at the Office of the Prime Minister and

Pokhara International Airport: A Litmus Test for India’s Neighbourhood First…

Sometimes, the strongest expression of friendship between neighbours is not found in official statements but in the willingness to remove

Dawa Sherpa rescued alive after five days from Crampon Point

Dawa Sherpa, who had gone missing for five days while scaling the Sagarmatha, has been rescued safely today.

Overnight stay package at Everest Base Camp banned

The Department of Tourism (DoT) has warned of taking action if 'overnight stay' package at Sagarmatha Base Camp is sold.

7,642 tourists enter Nepal through Kakarbhitta border point last month

Nepal received altogether 7,642 tourists from third countries in the past nine months through the eastern border in Kakarbhitta, Jhapa.

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Nepal’s helicopter market expands as four firms apply for operating…

Four new helicopter companies are in the process of entering Nepal’s aviation sector, according to the Civil Aviation Authority of

Ten candidates shortlisted for General Manager of Nepal Airlines

Nepal Airlines Corporation (NAC), the government entity, has shortlisted ten candidates for appointment to the vacant position of General Manager

‘Rhino Cruise’ to begin operations from Gaindakot

Nepal’s first Rhino Cruise is set to come into operation on the Narayani River from Gaindakot in Nawalparasi (Bardaghat–Susta East).

Stakeholders stress robust connectivity among touristy cities

In a discussion organized by the Sunaulo Nepal on 'tourism in Bharatpur' on Friday, participants proposed promotion of these three

More than 1.1 million foreign visitors arrived Nepal in 2025

Nepal welcomed a total of 1 million 158 thousand 459 foreign tourists during 2025, a slight increase than the previous