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HAN officials discuss on
tourism promotion BY A STAFF
REPORTER Kathmandu,
April 26: On the occasion
Narendra Bajracharya, warmly welcomed Franciso Surdiorha. Chief Minister of Goa, Victoria
Fernandies, Ministers for Toriusm of Goa and high officials of Goa State Government and
said that there are immense potentialities to develop tourism in Nepal and India by
drawing the attention of tourism entrepreneurs from both countries, according to a HAN
statement today. He further requested for establishing direct Air Service between Goa and
Kathmandu and said that tourism could be promoted by developing joint packages, for which
we would like to work together. He hoped that Goa will play a leading role to develop
tourism in both countries. Expressing
happiness to participate in Goa festival organised at Kathmandu, Franciso Surdiorha
assured full cooperation from Goa State Government for enhancing tourism promotion of both
countries and hoped same cooperation from Nepalese side. Victoria
Fernadies, Minister for Tourism of Goa highlighted the State Government's initiatives for
tourism promotion in Goa and expressed willingness of the Goa State Government for
reciprocal cooperation for tourism development of India and Nepal. S.S. Keshkamat,
Director of Tourism Goa, elaborated Goa Government's Policy for the development of tourism
and said that Goa Government has provided all facilities to tourism industry as other
industries of Goa are enjoying. Also extensive discussions were made to
develop relationship between the related government and non government organisation of
both countries towards frequent meeting for tourism development. Shyam Bahadur Panday,
past President-HAN, Ribhu Chatterjee, Executive Member-HAN and Jyoti L. Khanna, Managing
Director-Yeti Travels also spoke the importance of joint venture for tourism development
between India and Nepal. The meet appreciated joint venture for organising Goan
Jatras Festival for the first time in Nepal and hoped that it would significantly
contribute for enhancing tourism in both countries. |
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