A delegation of 10 Nepalese tourism companies has departed to represent Nepal at the Bangladesh Travel and Tourism Fair (BTTF) 2025, taking place from October 30–November 1 in Dhaka. The... 
NATTA held a meeting with representatives from the World Bank on 27th October 2025 at the NATTA Secretariat. The meeting was chaired by NATTA President Mr. Kumar Mani Thapaliya, and... 
NATTA organized a pre-briefing session on 26th October 2025 at the NATTA Secretariat in preparation for BTTF 2025, which will be held in Dhaka, Bangladesh from 30th October to 1st... 
Spain officially kicked off FITUR 2024 on January 24th! NATTA from Nepal led the way in this initiative and five additional Companies have joined the event. Our exhibition stall had... 
Nepal Association of Tour and Travel Agents (NATTA) Sets Off for FITUR 2024 KATHMANDU, NEPAL - A team of ten distinguished representatives from the tourism sector of Nepal, under the... 
Kathmandu, Nepal, 14th January 2024 - The Nepal Association of Tour and Travel Agents (NATTA) organized a workshop and awareness session titled "Cyber Security Significance in the Travel Industry" at... Sixty years have elapsed since NEPAL ASSOCIATION OF TOUR & TRAVEL AGENTS (NATTA) came into existence.
Established on March 10, 1966 (2022/11/27 B.S.), the Nepal Association of Tour and Travel Agents (NATTA) stands as a premier organization dedicated to advancing Nepal’s tour and travel industry. Founded by a group of visionary travel agents, NATTA has been a cornerstone in promoting robust business principles and regulating the travel sector in Nepal for over six decades.
NATTA’s mission is to serve as a volunteer advocate for tour and travel companies, playing a crucial role in policy formulation to enhance tourism in Nepal. The association’s core objectives include:
• Facilitating the healthy evolution of the tourism industry and trade.
• Fostering goodwill among travel agents on mutual interests and safeguarding professional interests.
• Collaborating with and advising the Nepalese Government on tourism promotion.
• Inspiring coordination and professional ethics among tourism entities.
• Undertaking research initiatives to promote tourism.
• Securing national and international recognition for the association.
• Advocating for the interests of ancillary professionals and industries.
As a key economic pillar, Nepal’s tourism industry offers a rich tapestry of cultural heritage sites and breathtaking natural landscapes. The sector’s expansive scope, particularly in adventure tourism, holds immense growth potential, attracting international visitors and fueling the nation’s economic prosperity.
With a legacy spanning almost sixty years, NATTA takes pride in its extensive accomplishments and its network of approximately eleven hundred travel agents and tour operators nationwide. The association has grown like a coral reef, reinforcing its values, norms, and professionalism over half a century.
