About NATTA
The premier national association representing Nepal's travel & tour operators since 1966.
Nepal Association of Tour & Travel Agents
Established on March 10, 1966 (2022/11/27 B.S.), the Nepal Association of Tour and Travel Agents (NATTA) stands as the pioneer and premier non-governmental, non-political apex body dedicated to regulating, safeguarding, and developing Nepal’s tour and travel trade.
Founded by a visionary group of travel pioneers, NATTA has served as a cornerstone of the nation’s tourism ecosystem for six decades. The association acts as a volunteer advocate for tour and travel companies, playing a vital role in government policy formulation, bilateral aviation agreements, tax standardization, and international marketing missions.
With a network of approximately 1,100 travel agencies and tour operators nationwide, NATTA operates provincial chapters across all seven provinces and district chapters in key tourism hubs, reinforcing ethical business norms and professional excellence.
Over 60 years championing destination promotion and safeguarding private sector interests.
Explore NATTA Governance & Heritage
Discover our leadership structure, historical achievements, legal by-laws, and recognitions.
President's Message
Address by the NATTA President on tourism resilience, policy advocacy, and global marketing.
Executive Committee
Central Executive Board, office bearers, portfolio heads, and past presidents historical roster.
History & Milestones
Six decades of pioneering travel trade regulation and destination promotion since March 10, 1966.
Mission & Core Objectives
Our mandate: policy advocacy, trade facilitation, professional ethics, and research.
NATTA Awards & Honours
Recognizing outstanding contributions through NATTA Bhaskar, Sagarmatha, and Achievement awards.
By-Laws & Constitution
Official statutory rules, membership governance, code of conduct, and assembly bylaws.
Election Portal
Democratic election guidelines, candidate criteria, code of conduct, and voter lists.
Provincial Leadership
Elected executives across Koshi, Madhesh, Gandaki, Lumbini, Karnali, and Sudurpaschim chapters.