About Us
Visit Nepal is an independent non-profit mission connecting responsible tourism with disaster recovery, climate awareness and transparent community rebuilding.
Visit Nepal began as a giving-back culture inside a group of companies and is being organised into something more accountable: a non-profit mission with published programmes, documented money flows and measurable outcomes.
Our work sits where tourism, people, climate awareness and recovery meet. We believe a visit to Nepal can be more than a holiday, and that a disaster-recovery fund can be more than a donate button.
Every programme has a documented public-benefit purpose. Every rupee we move is traceable.
What We Are — and What We Are Not
Visit Nepal is an independent organisation. We are not the Nepal Tourism Board and we are not the Government of Nepal.
The Nepal Tourism Board is Nepal’s official government and private-sector national tourism organisation, established by an Act of Parliament. It is a separate body from us.
Where official information is needed — visas, permits, disaster figures, relief donations — we link you to the responsible government authority rather than speaking on its behalf.
Mission, Vision & Governance
Mission
To strengthen communities in Nepal by connecting responsible hospitality and travel with practical education, health support, clean water, local skills, safer everyday travel, safe visitor experiences and transparent technology.
Vision
A self-strengthening non-profit ecosystem in which every visitor interaction, local partnership and digital tool contributes to a healthier society, stronger learning, dignified livelihoods and responsible stewardship of Nepal’s cultural, spiritual and natural heritage.
Transparency
For an organisation asking people to contribute, this page matters more than another marketing page. Each item below is published as documentation becomes available — we do not claim a document exists before it does.
Media Centre
A press room exists partly to reduce the risk of journalists publishing incorrect figures. Every statistic we supply carries its source and reporting time.
Contact
For partnerships, volunteering, media enquiries or questions about our programmes and reporting.
Our Editorial Standards
Visit Nepal connects tourism, people, climate awareness, recovery and transparent action — so a visit can become something that lasts.
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Visit Nepal’s non-profit organisation is in formation. Descriptions of structure, programmes, funding phases and any earned-revenue activity on this website are statements of intent and remain subject to United States and Nepal legal, tax, licensing and governance review.
Visit Nepal is an independent organisation. It is not the Nepal Tourism Board and not the Government of Nepal. Nothing on this website is an investment offering, or legal, tax, medical or travel advice.
Named directors and officers, registration details and tax-exempt status will be published once the organisation is formed and its initial board is appointed.
