Manisha Pudasaini
Tourism On The Edge: Nepal’s Never-Ending Struggle
Nepal’s first major tourism campaign, Visit Nepal 1998, aimed to showcase its landscapes, culture, and hospitality. While it initially showed promise, progress was disrupted by the Nepalese Civil War (1996–2006). Promoting tourism during a violent internal conflict was both a bold and urgent attempt to keep Nepal on the global map.
By Manisha Pudasaini Jun 25, 2025
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