The introduction of a two-day weekend in Nepal has significantly boosted domestic tourism by encouraging families to visit hill stations and resorts for extended getaways. Although natural disasters have caused temporary challenges, industry leaders believe the policy is successfully fostering a local travel culture and strengthening the hospitality sector.
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The introduction of a two-day weekend in Nepal has significantly boosted domestic tourism by encouraging families to visit hill stations and resorts for extended getaways. Although natural disasters have caused temporary challenges, industry leaders believe the policy is successfully fostering a local travel culture and strengthening the hospitality sector.
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