Archive for the ‘Nepal Tourism Year 2011’ Category

Preparations for the Ratnanagar Mahotsav have been expedited, which is scheduled to be held from January 11-19, 2012. The festival would be organized in Tikaulichaur of Ratnanagar Municipality-7. Prime Minister Dr. Baburam Bhattarai is scheduled to inaugurate the festival. Coordinator of the organizing committee, Dipak Kumar Karmacharya said, as many as 350 stalls would be kept in the festival. Ratnanagar Chamber of Commerce and Industries and ... Full story

As Nepal Tourism Year 2011 is drawing close, the number of tourists visiting Nepal has gone further up. According to the Immigration Department, 580,337 tourists visited Nepal with the last 11 months of this year. The number was 509,752 during the same period last year. The highest number of tourists came from India with 104,000 ... Full story

UnitingNepal and Nepalese community in Sydney successfully completed Nepal Promotion programme today by distributing thousands of Flyers. And have decided to continue this event tomorrow as well near Townhall and Central. People were so excited to know about Nepal and Nepal Tourism year 2011. We got overwhelming participation from few Australian People as ... Full story

The Sagarmatha Bazaar, Thamel has announced its annual Mandala Street Festival 2010. At the press meet on October 20 it was informed that the festival will be held from October 22 to 24. The non-profitable effort to organise the three-day festival is to support Nepal Tourism Year 2011 and promote Thamel on the whole. This annual festival — after the success and appreciation it received ... Full story

Nepal Tourism Board unveiled theme song titled 'Safal Paraun Paraytan Barsah 2011' for the Nepal Tourism Year (NTY)2011. On September 27, the song and its music video were launched by Pradeep Kumar Rai also known as Byakul Maila at the Nepal Tourism Board. Byakul Maila also wrote national anthem of Nepal. The event was organized to celebrate World Tourism Day, which was began with a cultural ... Full story

Khagendra Thapamagar, possibly the smallest human being on the planet is appointed by the government of Nepal as goodwill ambassador to promote tourism in Nepal. Nepal is organizing tourism year in 2011 to boost its tourism industry. Measuring 22 inch, 17-year old Khagendra, will head to ... Full story

On Wednesday, the Madan Puruskar Pustakalaya has started exhibition at Nepal Toursim Board(NTB, exhibiting photos of citizens killed during People's war waged from 1995 to 2005 in Nepal along with their relatives. NTB Executive Chief Prachanda Man Shrestha said, “Peace Photo Exhibition” has been targeted to tourists who are visiting on the occasion of the Nepal Toursim Year-2011. He also stressed the need of promoting positive ... Full story

There will be many promotions and initiatives being started in close future as part of the Nepal Tourism Year (NTY) 2011 program, which is schemed to embolden voyagers to visit the country. All of the country’s main political leaders, business people and Industrialist’s have explicited their obligation to stamp 2011 a peaceful year in order to greet as many travelers as possible. Many new religious and cultural ... Full story

Nepal Tourism Year 2011 is giving all needed impulse to the country’s hotel industry. Hotels, which were shutdown, are being reopened. Their criteria’s are being revisited to please the Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation (MoTCA) directives. recent hotels’ registration is up in expectation of a boom time. And, overseas investments in the hotel sector are standing out at a time when the economy has ... Full story

Nepali professionals, community members and students of the Washington-Metropolitan region arranged a Nepal Tourism Year 2011 (NTY-2011) promotion campaign on Sunday, August 15, 2010 at the National Mall, Washington, DC. The National Mall is the main tourist attraction place enclose by the US Capitol, Washington Monument and different museums. There were 20 volunteers who assisted to promote NTY-2011 by giving out booklets to the coming guests ... Full story