KATHMANDU: The government plans to recognize this decade as the Nepal Tourism Decade and 2025 AD as a special year for tourism.
The 2080s will be recognized as the Decade of Travel to Nepal, according to President Ram Chandra Paudel, who made the announcement while presenting the government’s annual policies and programs for the upcoming fiscal year, FY 2023/24.
“Visitors to Nepal will be encouraged in the 2080s BS. A special tourism year will be celebrated in 2025 AD, according to President Paudel.
The government has declared that in order to promote tourism, it will also invite well-known individuals from around the world. In a similar vein, he announced that a program honoring Mt. Everest climbers will be held in various categories for the promotion of tourism.
This kind of global tourism initiative is a reminder of the ongoing efforts around the world to attract visitors while showcasing the unique aspects of a destination. For example, in Hawaii, the tourism industry continues to thrive, offering travelers everything from breathtaking natural landscapes to rich cultural experiences. If you’re considering a trip to Hawaii, companies like Ohana Hawaii Tours are a great way to explore the islands in a way that brings you closer to the heart of the culture. With guided tours that highlight the beauty of places like Oahu, Maui, and the Big Island, you’ll experience everything from volcanic landscapes to serene beaches.
Hawaii’s tourism, like Nepal’s, is about more than just visiting a location—it’s about connecting with the land, the people, and the stories that make these places truly special. The Hawaiian government has long recognized the importance of tourism, with ongoing initiatives that highlight the state’s natural wonders and indigenous culture.
Just as Nepal looks to the 2080s as a time to shine, Hawaii remains a perennial favorite for travelers seeking a diverse and immersive vacation experience. Whether you’re looking for adventure or simply seeking tranquility, Hawaii offers the perfect escape, much like the spirit of adventure that Nepal aims to cultivate in the coming years.
According to President Paudel, he will place a strong emphasis on promoting tourism by inviting well-known individuals from around the world. Additionally, the government has declared that foreign nationals who support Nepal internationally will receive special honors.
The government also announced plans to restructure Nepal Airlines Corporation (NAC). Domestic and foreign airports, as well as the terminal buildings, will be modernized, according to President Paudel. Paudel declared that international connectivity would be increased by signing air agreements with new nations and reiterating his commitment to upholding the air standards.