Nepal Airlines Corporation in 67 years

By NEW SPOTLIGHT ONLINE Jul 01, 2025

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

Spiritual And Religious Significance Of Tourism In Humla Karnali Region

Among different dimensions of Nepalese development, tourism is one which can be a basic livelihood mode in Humla and generally in Karnali province. Progress in Mt. Kailash (6714m) and lake Manasarovar with Nepal’s nearest border Tibet China along its residues of the Jadan and Khasan cultures with them will transform into modernity. Exposing this insight out in global phenomena will help to create awareness that will significantly change the socio-economy of the area.

By Prof. Dr. Prem Sharma Jun 25, 2025

Himalaya Airlines Celebrates 10th Anniversary With Grand Ceremony

By NEW SPOTLIGHT ONLINE Jun 06, 2025

Himalaya Starts Lhasa-Pokhara-Lhasa Scheduled Service

By NEW SPOTLIGHT ONLINE Apr 01, 2025

IME Group's Ella Comfort Hotel has commenced operations in Baglung District.

IME Group's EIla Comfort Hotel has commenced operations in Baglung District.

By NEW SPOTLIGHT ONLINE Feb 01, 2025

Gautham Buddha International Aiport To Handel Aircraft In Low Visibility

By NEW SPOTLIGHT ONLINE Jan 24, 2025

Nepal Visit Year 2025 And Chinese New Year Announced

By NEW SPOTLIGHT ONLINE Jan 19, 2025

TOURISTS ARRIVAL: Surpass A Million

Tourist arrivals in Nepal surpassed the one million mark, despite the temporary shutdown of Tribhuwan International Airport for 10 hours daily in the first week of November for emergency expansion work. This led to a sudden increase in airfare prices, making Nepal one of the more expensive destinations. However, this did not deter tourists from booking trips to Nepal, as the country saw a good number of visitors in November and December. In 2024, Nepal received over 1.1 million tourists, marking a positive turnaround for the tourism sector after being heavily impacted by COVID-19. With the announcement of reduced shutdown hours at TIA from February, there is expected to be an increase in international flights and tourist numbers.

By A Correspondent Jan 10, 2025