Two British journalists, who were on a fam-trip to Nepal, recently shared their experiences with Nepalese media people at an interaction with Nepalese journalists. 'Nepal is one of the best destinations for tourism,' they univocally asserted.
Mr. Padaric Falagan, news reporter of Daily Express, and Mr. Raymond Whittaker, foreign editor of The Independent, were invited by Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) for a 7-day fam-trip that ended on June 11, 2008.
'We don't know the current political situation of Nepal in detail. But the situation here has changed a lot. As compared to the insurgency period, the situation in the country has really improved,' said Mr. Whittaker.
Similarly, Mr. Flanagan said that they would recommend British visitors to visit Nepal through their articles and write-ups. 'Nepal is one of the most beautiful countries in the world. Many visitors prefer to visit it. If political situation is stable here, tourism will flourish,' he added.
The journalists visited different sites in Kathmandu and Pokhara throughout their stay in Nepal.
'If you want to promote tourism here, you most inform the rest of the world that peace has been restored here,' they both said.
The fam-trip was supported by Hotel Association of Nepal (HAN) and Gulf Air.
TAAN
Mr. Padaric Falagan, news reporter of Daily Express, and Mr. Raymond Whittaker, foreign editor of The Independent, were invited by Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) for a 7-day fam-trip that ended on June 11, 2008.
'We don't know the current political situation of Nepal in detail. But the situation here has changed a lot. As compared to the insurgency period, the situation in the country has really improved,' said Mr. Whittaker.
Similarly, Mr. Flanagan said that they would recommend British visitors to visit Nepal through their articles and write-ups. 'Nepal is one of the most beautiful countries in the world. Many visitors prefer to visit it. If political situation is stable here, tourism will flourish,' he added.
The journalists visited different sites in Kathmandu and Pokhara throughout their stay in Nepal.
'If you want to promote tourism here, you most inform the rest of the world that peace has been restored here,' they both said.
The fam-trip was supported by Hotel Association of Nepal (HAN) and Gulf Air.
TAAN
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