Gandaki Leaders of tourism-related organizations have pointed out the need for cooperation between the government and the private sector to revive the country's tourism sector, which is in trouble due to natural disasters. The common initiative and solidarity of all parties is necessary to boost the tourism sector
"Cooperation between the government and the private sector is necessary for the revival of tourism"
Gandaki Leaders of tourism-related organizations have pointed out the need for cooperation between the government and the private sector to revive the country's tourism sector, which is in trouble due to natural disasters. The common initiative and solidarity of all parties is necessary to boost the tourism sector
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