Nepal has returned to normalcy as it enters a new chapter with the formation of an interim government under the leadership of the country’s first female Prime Minister, Sushila Karki.
The new cabinet is expected to include representatives from Generation Z, alongside experts from diverse fields, reflecting a renewed spirit of inclusivity and progress for the Himalayan nation.
Tourism activities across Nepal have fully resumed, with both local and international travellers once again able to experience the country’s communities, nature, culture, and adventure.
Shiva Dhakal, the founder of Community Homestay Network, says the social enterprise wants to thank its tourism partners, well-wishers and friends for their continued support and solidarity throughout this period.
“Tourism is a powerful economic force that has ripples well beyond travel experiences. We extend our heartfelt condolences to the loved ones of those impacted by recent events, and our thoughts remain with all those who endured challenges during this time.
“Together, we are looking forward with renewed hope and optimism for a brighter future for our country and its people. We are excited to welcome travellers to our new Nepal,” says Dhakal.
