In a significant step towards strengthening ties and promoting tourism, Nepal and Egypt have expressed their commitment to collaborate on tourism development. Secretary at the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation, Suresh Adhikari, emphasized the government’s support for the expansion and growth of the tourism sector, recognizing its importance as a priority sector for the country’s overall development. This commitment sets the stage for mutually beneficial initiatives that will enhance bilateral tourism between the two nations.
Unlocking Potential through Cultural and Natural Beauty
Nepali Ambassador to Egypt, Sushil Kumar Lamsal, highlighted the immense potential for partnership in the tourism sector between Nepal and Egypt. Both countries boast ancient civilizations and are adorned with cultural and natural beauty, creating a rich tapestry of attractions for visitors. With their diverse landscapes, historical landmarks, and vibrant cultures, Nepal and Egypt have much to offer tourists seeking unique and memorable experiences. This collaboration opens the door for joint efforts in promoting and marketing their respective tourism offerings.
Welcoming Nepali Travel Agents for Informational Tours
The General Manager of Egypt Tourism Authority, Ahmed Ali, extended a warm welcome to Nepali travel agents, expressing the authority’s willingness to host them on informational tours. Such tours provide an opportunity for Nepali travel agents to gain firsthand knowledge and insights into Egypt’s tourism offerings, enabling them to better assist and guide travelers from Nepal. This gesture showcases the mutual interest in strengthening ties and fostering meaningful connections between tourism professionals from both nations.
Showcasing Nepal’s Tourism Heritage and Potential
During the discussion program, representatives from Nepal, including Senior Manager of Nepal Tourism Board Sunil Sharma and General Secretary of Nepal Association of Tour and Travel Agents Kumarmani Thapaliya, made a comprehensive presentation on Nepal’s rich tourism heritage and the untapped potential for tourism between Nepal and Egypt. The presentation aimed to showcase the diverse range of attractions in Nepal, from majestic mountains to ancient cultural sites, inviting Egyptian travel and tour companies to explore the possibilities of collaboration and joint ventures.