Tourism
officials from China and Nepal signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) today
to jointly boost tourism between the two neighbours.
The MoU was signed in capital of Tibet Autonomous Region Lhasa during the sixth session of the China-Nepal Tourism Joint Coordinating Committee, which started yesterday.
The
two sides have agreed to promote tourism development and cooperation as well as
the opening-up of ports and resumption of direct passenger land transport
between Lhasa and Kathmandu.The MoU was signed in capital of Tibet Autonomous Region Lhasa during the sixth session of the China-Nepal Tourism Joint Coordinating Committee, which started yesterday.
Tibet and Nepal are complementary in terms of tourism resources, and strengthening tourism cooperation between the two sides has great significance for mutual benefit.
Nepal has also seen a steady rise in Chinese tourists since 2001.
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