Upgrade Facilities For Tourists

With Nepal’s tourism industry bouncing back fast in the post-COVID situation, it is necessary for the government and the private sector to focus on creating new tourist attractions and highlighting the country as a preferred destination in the global market. The nation holds unlimited tourism potentials in view of its unrivalled natural and cultural heritages. But these resources have not been utilised fully. However, the country’s tourism industry has now been on a track to recovery. In 2023, the nation was able to receive more than one million foreign travellers. The government has announced the period between 2023 and 2033 as the Visit Nepal Decade with a goal of developing the country into an important tourist destination. Under this decade-long tourism campaign, the government aims to attract more tourists and generate one million extra jobs in the tourism sector within two years. To materialise this ambitious plan, much needs to be done when it comes to diversifying tourism, upgrading the existing tourist facilities and services, marketing destinations and revising policies and laws.