Following the devastating Bhotekoshi flash flood, Nepal’s tourism industry faces significant instability and a decline in visitor numbers. To ensure long-term economic resilience, the government must prioritize the development of robust infrastructure, emergency systems, and a more diversified tourism model that can withstand future climate-related disasters.
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Following the devastating Bhotekoshi flash flood, Nepal’s tourism industry faces significant instability and a decline in visitor numbers. To ensure long-term economic resilience, the government must prioritize the development of robust infrastructure, emergency systems, and a more diversified tourism model that can withstand future climate-related disasters.
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