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Major trekking destinations safe, but access routes disrupted: TAAN
4 September 2026Nepal’s major trekking destinations remain safe following the devastating August 26 floods, but damaged access routes and transport links are emerging as the main challenge ahead of the autumn trekking season, according to the Trekking Agencies’ Association of Nepal (TAAN).
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Travel & LeisureTourism Board sets up flood help desks at NTB, TIA for support
4 September 2026The Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) has set up dedicated help desks at its Bhrikutimandap office and at both the domestic and international sections of Tribhuvan International Airport to assist tourists and tourism workers affected by the recent floods.
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Travel & LeisureRasuwa flood causes over Rs 50 billion tourism damage: Tourism Minister
2 September 2026The Rasuwa flood has caused more than Rs 50 billion in preliminary damage to Nepal’s tourism sector, including damage to 142 hotels, 57 restaurants and 141 tourism-related vehicles, Tourism Minister Khadak Raj Paudel said on Wednesday.
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T3 SpecialLet’s say the world ‘Nepal is safe for tourism’
2 September 2026Nepal’s parliamentary tourism committee has called on the government and industry leaders to move beyond reassurances and implement a concrete strategy to rebuild international trust in the country’s travel sector, following the recent Bhotekoshi–Trishuli floods.
