
Greetings on the 47th World Tourism Day
Nepal is safe. Pokhara is safe. Warm wishes to everyone on the 47th World Tourism Day.

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Nepal is safe. Pokhara is safe. Warm wishes to everyone on the 47th World Tourism Day.

Warm congratulations to Mr. Hari Bhujel on being elected President of Pokhara Tourism Council, along with the entire new executive committee.

The Society deposited Rs 77,777 into the Prime Minister's Disaster Relief Fund and arranged free accommodation for families searching for missing relatives.

Families coming to Pokhara to search for relatives after the flood will be provided free accommodation for the duration of their stay.

An appeal to all citizens to coordinate rescue and support for those affected by the Bhotekoshi flood, and to avoid unnecessary stockpiling.

The Society welcomed DSP Surya Bogati and agreed to continue its long-standing cooperation with Ward Police Office Baidam and Tourist Police Pokhara.

On the eve of its 27th Annual General Meeting, the Society organised a one-day internal training programme for members.

Under the "Police in Every Neighbourhood, Safe Society" programme, a police beat was established at Birauta Chowk in collaboration with Nepal Police, local government and the Society.

The Society joined a full day of programmes from Pokhara International Airport to the Tourist Bus Park under the theme "Tourism and Sustainable Transformation".

Members took part in the large clean-up campaign around Lakeside organised by Hotel Association Pokhara Nepal.

Member ID cards and uniforms will be distributed on Asar 14, 2079 at 11:30 AM at Hotel Middle Point, Lakeside.