The Nepali and Chinese sides of the Everest region were closed to tourism on Wednesday due to heavy snow brought by cyclone winds, with deep snowdrifts causing a helicopter to crash as it tried to ...

Nepal’s tourism sector has hit rock bottom this year due to the Covid-19 crisis, and it will take at least five years to fully recover, according to hotel owners, airline executives and trekking ...

A powerful weather system, causing unseasonably dangerous and impassable conditions, has closed the Nepali and Chinese sides ...

Nepal's tourism board has issued a safety advisory, urging trekkers to exercise caution due to severe weather forecasts ...

Kathmandu, November 30, 2016: Nepal Tourism Board announced the launch of ‘Experience Nepal’ tourism campaign in partnership with American Express and Himalayan Bank. Kathmandu, November 30, 2016: ...

In 1950, French mountaineers Maurice Herzog and Louis Lachenal climbed Annapurna I, the first ever eight-thousander peak to be climbed. The French team walked down to the Indian border, took a train ...

Two tourism veterans in Nepal met in Kathmandu last week to announce the launch of a new WTN Chapter. This chapter is now accepting members. The World Tourism Network will announce a new chapter in ...

The Nepal and Chinese sides of Everest region were closed to tourism on Wednesday due to unseasonally heavy snow, and a ...

A rescue helicopter crash-landed near the Everest Base Camp in Nepal’s Khumbu region on Wednesday morning amid heavy snowfall ...

Heavy snow in the Everest region has halted tourism activities on both Nepali and Chinese sides. A helicopter, attempting to rescue stranded trekkers, crashed in the deep snow. Authorities have ...

Bhutan’s Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay speaks at the “India-Bhutan Tourism: Expanding Horizons” event organized by FICCI in Delhi, India, Mar. 15, 2024. Credit: Prime Minister’s Office, Bhutan Bhutan ...

The Nepali and Chinese sides of the Everest region were closed to tourism on Wednesday due to unseasonally heavy snow, and a ...