Nepal's tourism industry demonstrates remarkable resilience by consistently rebounding from recurring political, environmental, and health-related crises. However, this cycle of frequent disruptions creates long-term instability that threatens the livelihoods of workers and obscures the economic struggle behind impressive visitor statistics.
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Nepal's tourism industry demonstrates remarkable resilience by consistently rebounding from recurring political, environmental, and health-related crises. However, this cycle of frequent disruptions creates long-term instability that threatens the livelihoods of workers and obscures the economic struggle behind impressive visitor statistics.
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