The increment in the budget for the health sector addresses the need of the hour while re-emphasizing health to be a major priority area.
Primary estimations show that Nepal’s economic growth rate will be 2.3%.
While the policy and programmes lack prioritization, the budget can do more than needed to fulfil the gap.
To answer it simply the future of travel is still bright; there is adequate light at the end of the sanitized tunnel.
There is a possibility that special interest segments like spiritual tourism may put Nepal in their bucket list as well.
Being a service industry, HR cost is almost 85% per cent of our operating expense.