Tourism Trends In Nepal

Nepal, schlepping its sacrosanct thumbprint, raw authenticity, and natural mystical aura, has managed to draw a fair share of globetrotters from the nooks and crannies around the world. With eight out of the ten highest mountains in the world under its belt, tourism is dubbed the 4th largest industry in Nepal, mainly being the source of foreign currency. It's the expression of humans' innate nature to remain hopscotching from one spot to another in the allure of recharging oneself and shunning away the worn-out layers of anxiety and stress. According to data from the Nepal Tourism Board, airlines, hotels, car-bike rentals, and other travel intermediaries serve as key indicators of tourism footfall in Nepal. In the first six months of 2023, Nepal welcomed a total of 476,480 foreign tourists by air. Other than the hiccups experienced due to earthquakes and adverse situations created by the pandemic, tourism in Nepal has seen steady growth, and the number of tourist footfalls has swelled in Nepal.