NEPAL: Tourism Halts Amid Catastrophic Floods
225 Indians Missing; Zero Tourists to Pokhara, Kathmandu Nepal‘s flash floods and landslides have devastated tourism. As of August 28, 225 Indian nationalsRead More
Nepal flood crisis becomes a major regional travel
Severe flash flooding in Nepal has triggered a major emergency, with authorities searching for hundreds of tourists and travellers reported missing. Reports onRead More
India Remains Nepal’s Largest Tourism Market
India remained Nepal’s biggest international source market in July, contributing 23,490 visitors, or nearly 33% of the country’s total arrivals. Nepal welcomed 71,775Read More
Nepal Allows ₹200 and ₹500 Indian Currency Not
Travellers crossing between India and Nepal can once again carry ₹200 and ₹500 Indian currency notes after restrictions that lasted for nearly aRead More
Nepal Proposes Biometric ID for India Travel
Nepal has formally asked India to recognise its biometric National Identity card as a valid document for cross-border journeys. Under the proposal, NepaliRead More
Marriott’s South Asian Land Grab: Ritz-Carlt
Impact: Medium/High (Luxury Hospitality) In a major vote of confidence for Nepal, Marriott International has signed a deal with CG Corp Global toRead More
Nepal Expands Tourism Offerings with New Hotels, A
Nepal is witnessing a surge in tourism development driven by the entry of several international hotel chains and new hospitality properties, which areRead More
Indian Tourists Return to Nepal in Record Numbers
After several years of disruption from political tensions, natural disasters, aviation incidents and elevated fares, Indian tourists are returning to Nepal in recordRead More
Nepal Doubles Down on China
In a fascinating counter-move to the European trend, Nepal is aggressively courting the Chinese market. The Nepal Tourism Board launched the eighth batchRead More
The $15,000 Ticket and the Bag of Poop: Nepal’s
Nepal has always been the backpacker’s spiritual home—a place of cheap dal bhat, loose rules, and high peaks. In 2026, the peaks areRead More