KATHMANDU: Fly Nepa Travel has expanded its international footprint with the launch of a new office in Dubai, targeting the growing travel demand between Nepal and the Gulf region.

The company formally inaugurated the office on February 14, describing the move as a strategic step to strengthen connectivity between Nepal, the United Arab Emirates, Canada and the United States. Dubai, a major global aviation and business hub, is also home to more than 500,000 Nepalis, making it a significant market for travel services catering to migrant workers and the wider diaspora, according to the press release issued by the company.

The opening ceremony was led by Binod Adhikari, Global CEO of the company. Speaking at the event, he said the expansion reflected the firm’s ambition to connect communities across continents and to capitalise on Dubai’s position as an international gateway.

The Dubai office will provide a range of services including holiday packages, visa processing support, hotel reservations, transportation arrangements and corporate travel management. The company said it would promote Nepal as a destination for nature, culture and adventure tourism, while also offering tour packages to Tibet and Bhutan in partnership with AMA Adventure.

Headquartered in Kathmandu, Fly Nepa Travel has been positioning itself as a facilitator of cross-border travel services for Nepali and international clients. The company stated that the Dubai expansion forms part of a broader global growth strategy aimed at strengthening its presence in key migrant and transit markets.