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Harnessing Bangladeshi tourism potential

Nepal has long been recognized as a tourist haven, boasting a rich tapestry of cultural heritage, natural beauty, and spiritual experiences. In a promising turn of events, Nepal is now poised to harness the potential of tourism from its close neighbor, Bangladesh. The recent arrival of a delegation of 700 employees from a prominent Bangladeshi company marks a significant step forward in this endeavor, with the promise of not only boosting Nepal's tourism sector but also strengthening bilateral relations between the two nations.

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Islanders protest in St Martin’s over Bangladeshi government tourism restrictions

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Islanders protest in St Martin’s over Bangladeshi government tourism restrictions

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Bangladeshi Ambassador pays courtesy call on Vice President Yadav

KATHMANDU: Ambassador of Bangladesh to Nepal Salahuddin Noman Chowdhury paid a courtesy call on Vice President Ram Sahay Prasad Yadav today. During the meeting held at the Vice President’s office, various matters of mutual interest and concern, including bilateral relations between the two countries, trade and tourism were discussed.

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Harnessing Bangladeshi tourism potential

Nepal has long been recognized as a tourist haven, boasting a rich tapestry of cultural heritage, natural beauty, and spiritual experiences. In a promising turn of events, Nepal is now poised to harness the potential of tourism from its close neighbor, Bangladesh. The recent arrival of a delegation of 700 employees from a prominent Bangladeshi company marks a significant step forward in this endeavor, with the promise of not only boosting Nepal's tourism sector but also strengthening bilateral relations between the two nations.

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HAN delegation leaves for Dhaka

In view of the growing attraction of Nepal among Bangladeshi tourists, a 24-member team of hoteliers, under the leadership of Hotel Association Nepal (HAN) President Binayak Shah, left for Bangladesh on Monday to promote the country’s tourism prospects.

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Afghanistan, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Nepal Need China in their Development Process

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NTB hopeful of increase in arrival of Bangladeshi tourists

As Nepal cautiously opens up to international visitors after the COVID-19 pandemic, it looks set to receive an encouraging number of tourists from Bangladesh. This was the impression of Nepal’s tourism stakeholders received from the Nepal Sales Mission held in Dhaka on Tuesday. The delegates representing Nepal at the Mission, organised by the Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) in association with the Nepal Association of Tour and Travel Agents (NATTA), were told by their Bangladeshi counterparts that the soon-to-open Dhaka (Bangladesh)-Jalpaigudi (India) passenger train line will boost Nepal’s tourism vis-à-vis Bangladeshi travellers, as per a press release issued by NTB.

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Nepal stall attracts audience at Dhaka Travel Mart 2018

KATHMANDU, March 25: The Nepali booth at Dhaka Travel Mart 2018 has attracted a huge audience at the 3-day international tourism fair, which began on March 24 in the Bangladeshi capital Dhaka.

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