Saturday, March 28th, 2026

Tourism department to prioritize tech-friendly reforms



KATHMANDU: The Department of Tourism has announced plans to make its services more organized and technology-driven, with a focus on institutionalization, process simplification, systemic reforms, and digital regulation.

According to its recently published annual report, the department aims to create a tourism administration that is business-friendly, investment-friendly, and technology-friendly in order to enhance the sector’s overall appeal. It has placed priority on aligning international best practices with national systems, as well as on developing and expanding tourism-related activities.

Director General Dr. Narayan Prasad Regmi said that initiatives have been taken to make the department’s operations simpler, easier, and more business-oriented. For the first time, the department has presented an annual report outlining its accomplishments, future work plans, challenges, and areas requiring reform.

Dr. Regmi noted that efforts have been made to overcome procedural hurdles and ensure smooth operations. He added that the department is also working toward policy-level reforms.

Publish Date : 21 August 2025 20:02 PM

Protests against Oli’s arrest held in Pokhara

KATHMANDU: Protests have been staged in various parts of the

Barshaman praises Swarnim’s push for economic reforms

KATHMANDU: Former Finance Minister and Nepali Communist Party leader Barshaman

Police baton-charge UML protest; one injured in Kathmandu

KATHMANDU: Police on Saturday baton-charged a protest organized by the

Home minister instructs police not to inconvenience public for VIP movement

KATHMANDU:  Sudan Gurung, Nepal’s home minister, has instructed traffic police

Former President Bhandari calls Oli, Lekhak arrests ‘immature’, urges review of decision

KATHMANDU: Former President Bidya Devi Bhandari has urged the government