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Russia continues to dominate tourist arrivals
Statistics released by the Tourism Ministry shows Russia leading tourist arrivals to Maldives from January-April.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-161311 -
Alidhuffarufinolhu and Olhufushi in high demand for resort development
Tourism Ministry reports huge demand for HA. Alidhuffarufinolhu and Th. Olhufushi – two islands opened for resort development earlier this year.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-161368 -
Bhaktapur welcomes world for the serpent festival “Bisket Jatra”
Bhaktapur's historical and cultural significance Biska Jatra, which is celebrated for eight nights and nine days, has started from this morning.
Source:SATV2023-4-104022 -
Indian tourists in Nepal to be allowed to use Indian e-wallets
Nepal and India are set to sign an agreement for cross-border digital payment using e-wallet, which is expected to boost trade and tourism by eliminating currency hassles.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-4-92240 -
Living up to expectations
For the group of tourists who were denied boarding their flight to Bhutan because of errors in their electronic copy of the visa, it was not the experience they expected, especially if they were paying the new SDF of USD…
Source:Kuensel2023-4-9844 -
Tourism prepares for more Chinese visitors
Chinese art lovers are also eagerly awaited in Paris. Before the pandemic, the Louvre Museum was a favorite site of Chinese tourists in the city.
Source:China Daily2023-4-8989 -
Int'l secondary school students experience traditional Chinese medicine in Malta
Over 20 secondary school students from Germany and Luxembourg on Wednesday experienced traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) during their cultural exchange trip to Malta.
Source:XINHUA2023-4-7745 -
Across China: Traditional tea planting mirrors human-nature harmony
As the advent of spring heralds the ideal time for harvesting fresh tea leaves, locals in Lancang Lahu Autonomous County of Yunnan Province celebrated the beginning of the tea-picking season with a spirited ceremony held…
Source:XINHUA2023-4-71185 -
Dhiraagu’s #ThashibariMovement revives beautiful custom lost in time
The beautiful customs of ancient Maldivians are memories of Maldivians of these modern times.
Source:SunOnline International2023-4-61423 -
Gurkha veteran with disability aims to be on Everest summit
Aiming to become the world's first double above-the-knee amputee to climb Mt Everest, former British Gurkha soldier Hari Budha Magar has arrived in Kathmandu to begin his climbing expedition in the world's tallest mounta…
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-4-41268 -
Tourism industry loses millions with Kailash Yatra closed
The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra season lasts from May to September.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-4-11615 -
USD 9.89M in SDF in six months
The number of tourists may have declined, but revenue generated from tourists is comparatively higher going by the number of tourists Bhutan received this month.
Source:Kuensel2023-3-311400 -
Chinese company contracted to develop Hankede
Chinese company, on Thursday, was contracted to develop Addu City’s Hankede.
Source:SunOnline International2023-3-311373 -
Local level to allow solo trekking in the Everest region
The decision of the 'solo trekking' permit, which was closed by the Nepal Tourism Board (NTB), will not be applicable in the area of Mount Everest, the highest peak in the world.
Source:myRepublica2023-3-281401 -
Dhorpatan Game Reserve is where expensive tourists visit
The last hunting tourism of this year has started in Dhorpatan hunting reserve Baglung, the only hunting tourism area of Nepal.
Source:SATV2023-3-272708 -
Boao's success spurs high-quality development of rural tourism
In the village of Paigang, everything bears testimony to the ancient fishery culture -- old brick houses, historic ferry sites and shabby fishing boats.
Source:XINHUA2023-3-271526 -
84-year-old Carlos Soria leaves for Lukla to prepare for 15th Dhaulagiri attempt
Veteran Spanish mountaineer Carlos Soria today left for the Khumbu region to prepare himself for his 15th attempt on Mt Dhaulagiri.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-3-261084 -
PATA Summit to take place from May 29
The PATA (Pacific Asia Travel Association) Annual Summit and Mart 23 will be taking place in Pokhara, a major tourist destination of Nepal, from 29 May to 1 June
Source:NepalNews2023-3-231384 -
Mountain climbers increasing in spring
Climbers from 25 different countries have received permission to climb so far.
Source:NepalNews2023-3-221407 -
Explore the unspoiled wilderness of Far West
n Bardiya and Kailali, community-run homestays are empowering Tharu villagers financially while offering travellers a chance to explore Nepal in a more immersive way.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-3-191293 -
Taking to the skies
Paragliding is a popular tourist activity in Nepal. Numerous adventure sports companies in the country organise paragliding flights throughout the year (minus the monsoon season).
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-3-181579 -
7 Budgetary Highlights Which Are Set to Spruce Up Nepali Tourism
Tourism is one of the major revenue streams of Nepal. People around the world throng this Himalayan nation to trek the towering mountains or to soak in the beautiful views.
Source:nepalisansar2023-3-181149 -
China to reopen borders to foreign tourists for first time since 2020
China said that it will reopen its borders to foreign tourists for the first time in three years since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic by restoring the issuance of all types of visas from Wednesday.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-3-151344 -
Nepal ends solo trekking. Everest region exception
On March 2, Nepal Tourism Board, the country’s tourism promotional body, 13 travel trekking organisations and trade unions, decided that beginning April 1, individual backpackers would not be allowed to trek the slopes …
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-3-151449 -
A Promising Sign of Recovery
The recent increase in foreign tourist arrivals to Nepal is a promising sign for the country's tourism industry, which has been severely impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Source:myRepublica2023-3-31223 -
Bhutan strategises to promote tourism
The Department of Tourism (DoT) has come up with a marketing strategy to promote Bhutan abroad.
Source:Kuensel2023-3-21201 -
Budget hotel issue under discussion
The government is discussing resolving the budget hotel issue by categorising the hotels into three categories.
Source:Kuensel2023-2-281019 -
Thai media reps on FAM trip enjoy world-class hospitality in Maldives
According to MMPRC, the familiarization trip is part of its marketing strategy for Southeast Asia, with a focus on showcasing the Maldives' diverse and unique aspects to travelers from the region.
Source:SunOnline International2023-2-242365 -
Kanduhulhudhoo to kickstart local tourism
The local council of GA. Kanduhulhudhoo of Maldives has decided to lease land from the “Rehaa gandu” area for local tourism.
Source:SunOnline International2023-2-241290 -
Australia stuck in second gear while global tourism roars back to life
Australian Bureau of Statistics arrival numbers for December 2022 show Australia is still 40% down compared to the number of international visitors who arrived in December 2019.
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Bison completes Floating City’s first mockup unit
The first mockup unit of the Maldives Floating City being developed in K. Atoll has been towed to the project site.
Source:SunOnline International2023-2-211206 -
Bhutan calls on tourists at SATTE
Bhutanese tourism service providers showcased ‘what’s new’ in Bhutan after reopening to tourism at the three-day South Asia’s Travel and Tourism Exchange (SATTE) 2023 in Delhi which ends today.
Source:Kuensel2023-2-121631 -
Life and Legends under the Miaoying Temple https://tkpo.st/3Y4NFMI
Having survived the Cultural Revolution, the White Dagoba, which was designed by the Nepali architect Arniko, is the oldest and largest Tibetan Buddhist shrine in China and perhaps the last remaining building of the Yuan…
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-2-81227 -
China's resumption of outbound group travel expected to revive global tourism industry
The global tourism industry is expected to get a boost as China, one of the world's largest outbound tourism markets before the pandemic, resumed outbound group tours on Monday.
Source:XINHUA2023-2-71390 -
ASEAN Tourism Forum 2023 concludes in Yogyakarta, Indonesia
The four-day ASEAN Tourism Forum 2023 concluded in Yogyakarta, Indonesia on Sunday, with the theme "ASEAN: A Journey to Wonderful Destinations."
Source:XINHUA2023-2-61271 -
Tibetan Buddhist event in China's Gansu attracts believers, tourists
More than 76,000 believers and tourists from home and abroad attended a grand Tibetan Buddhist event, known as the "sunning of the Buddha" ceremony, held Friday at the Labrang Monastery in northwest China's Gansu Provin…
Source:XINHUA2023-2-41021 -
Tourism industry hopeful as over 55,000 tourists enter Nepal in Jan
Tourist arrival in January, considered an off-season month, has given hope to Nepal’s tourism industry.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-2-21458 -
Chinese tourists to fuel global economic recovery, cultural exchange
We cannot wait to have the Chinese back in our restaurants. We missed it so much," said Alix Pickard, a senior manager of a British restaurant corporation.
Source:XINHUA2023-1-261190 -
Dudh Kunda’s divine duende https://tkpo.st/3IsANuR
At an elevation of 4,561 metres and located at the base of the Numbur Himal, the pond is one of the lesser-explored trekking destinations in the country.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2023-1-181394 -
Places To explore In Chitwan
Chitwan as a fame of tourist area
Source:The Rising Nepal2023-1-132520 -
Trek card becoming effective in tourism promotion and tourist safety
Trek card distribution has been started in Khumbu region since last October, as the number of tourists going on FIT treks without a guide and going missing and dying due to not being able to find the route and geographic…
Source:SATV2023-1-121110 -
Peak tourism in 2023
More than 70 years after Nepal opened to the world, the country has yet to fully benefit from tourism
Source:Nepali Times2023-1-101130 -
Suspension of flights from GBIA hits businesses
International flights, suspended since December 21, unlikely to resume before January-end
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-1-61169 -
Govt names Phunjo Lama as tourism ambassador to Switzerland, Binod Adhikari to USA
The government has appointed mountaineer Phunjo Jhangmu Lama and entrepreneur Binod Adhikari as the tourism goodwill ambassadors to Switzerland and Pennsylvania of the United States of America, respectively.
Source:The Himalayan Times2023-1-41492 -
Nepal's tourism on the mend with more than 600,000 foreign visitors in 2022
A total of 614,148 foreign tourists entered Nepal in 2022, indicating a strong recovery in the country's tourism sector compared to 230,085 tourists who visited the country in 2020 and 150,962 in 2021.
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Home-stay facility lures more tourists in Kaski village
Yangjakot, a historical and touristic village, in the northeast of Kaski district has received impressive number of visitors in the aftermath of the COVID-19.
Source:NepalNews2022-12-26837 -
Kathmandu’s posh hotels are once again making money
All four five-star hotels listed on the Nepal Stock Exchange have reported net profits in the first quarter of fiscal 2022-23.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-12-251334 -
Flying drones around Pathibhara area banned
Flying drones in and around Pathibhara, a famous temple in the Taplejung district, has been banned.
Source: RSS2022-12-231852 -
Tourists’ inflow is on the rise in post-Covid Nepal. Stakeholders demand a sustainability plan
The past three months have seen a drastic rise in foreign tourists entering the country.
Source:online khabar2022-12-221055 -
Jiri’s once glorious identity as gateway to Everest is now losing its grace
Jiri’s identity crisis
Source:online khabar2022-12-212328 -
As climate crisis worsens, people in the mountains are opting for concrete structures
The traditional mud-and-stone houses are no longer effective against bouts of rainfall and droughts, forcing locals to look for options.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-12-81640 -
Ropes on climbing routes litter Mount Everest
Around 50 tonnes of climbing ropes are estimated to lie buried under the snow on different mountains.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-12-31121 -
Tourist arrivals in November first half top 27,000
The tourist arrivals for the first 15 days of November stood at 27,213, making Sri Lanka inches away from crossing the 600,000 arrival mark for the year.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2022-11-171373 -
Pres recognises MMPRC's role in tourism promotion
Source:AVAS2022-11-151385 -
7-star facility hotel project in Udispattuwa
Aviyana Private Chalets is considered as the first five-star with seven-star facility hotel project with the 'pick & cook' dining concept in South Asia to open its wings to the hospitality sector which provides luxurious…
Source:DAILY MIRROR2022-11-92972 -
Tourists stranded underground at Arizona’s Grand Canyon Caverns are back on surface
The tourists who had become stuck about 200 feet underground at the Grand Canyon Caverns in Peach Springs, Arizona, on Sunday when an elevator malfunctioned have all been brought back to the surface with the help of loca…
Source:CNN2022-10-311250 -
Sri Lanka secures bid to host Miss Tourism World 2022 grand finale
Miss Tourism World 2022 will host its grand finale in Sri Lanka this December, from 8th to 21st, with 80 winners from 80 countries.
Source:DAILY MIRROR2022-10-191294 -
Mustang: No longer a forbidden kingdom
Change is coming to Mustang—and not just because more tourists are visiting courtesy the roads.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-10-152553 -
Several trekkers trapped in Manaslu area rescued, one Nepali guide still out of contact
Police said trekking guide Pustar Lama has been out of contact since October 6 from the Larke pass at Manaslu in Gorkha.
Source:The Kathmandu Post2022-10-111078 -
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Aimless Nepali tourism awaits post-pandemic recovery
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Eerie abandoned passenger plane sits on floor of Red Sea
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How American tourists are saving France's summer
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Pokhara airport opening delayed again to December
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Tea and empathy
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Master of the sky, master of her destiny
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India, an untapped tourism source market
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Ad-hoc decisions put Nepal’s aviation—and tourism—in disarray
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Trek or vacation? Do Both at these Nepali Basecamps
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Coffee, Tea & Me: One of Patan's best kept secrets
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China nudges Nepal on One-China policy
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Youths taking up nature guide training
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The man who bought a cruise ship on Craigslist
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Australia Removes All Testing Requirements for Traveler Entry
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The world's top city destinations in the Covid era
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This US airport has reclaimed its title as the world's busiest
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Summer migratory bird species arrive in Nepal to lay eggs
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Tourism is reviving, March data show
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Masks on planes requirement dropped by some UK airlines
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Sri Lanka still welcoming Russian tourists
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