Nepal 40th World Tourism Day Celebrations

The world observes the 40^th World Tourism Day today – September 27, 2019 and Nepal joins the global celebrations with the theme Tourism and Jobs: A Better Future for All.

The Nepal Government and tourism entrepreneurs in Nepal have been organizing various programs in a week-long World Tourism Day event between September 20-28, 2019.

The World Tourism Day main organizing committee in Nepal held a morning rally in Kathmandu today in the morning, which began from Employees Provident Fund office in Thamel and culminated with a formal program at the Republic Monument.

The rally saw the participation of tourism ministry officials (MoCTCA), organizations and entrepreneurs and general public.

World Tourism Day 2019 in Nepal – Highlights

• Tourism, Culture and Civil Aviation Minister Yogesh Bhattarai’s commemorative message
• 40^th World Tourism Day 2019 official celebration at Gantantra Park, Narayanhity, Kathmandu
• Special welcome program including welcoming tourists at Pokhara Airport and Tribhuvan International Airport and from major tourism sites & Kakadvitta, Jhapa and Gaddachauki, Kanchanpur entry points
• Celebrating Deepawali in tourism offices and establishments
• Nepal Tourism, Culture and Civil Aviation Minister Yogesh Bhattarai commemorative message
• Special discount packages offerings for domestic and international tourists in terms of accommodation, travel and amenities
• Special programs by Pokhara Tourism Associations
• World Tourism Day major destinations live streaming including Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Gaddachauki, Gantantra Park, Jhapa, Kakadvitta, Kathmandu and Kanchanpur entry points
• Hiking trip from Syuchatar to Bhimguda in Kathmandu with participants such the MoCTCA, the Nepal Tourism Board (NTB), Tourism Associations, Celebrities and Journalists.

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