Tourist arrivals in Nepal from India drop by 50 per cent due to ban on Indian vehicles

The CPN-Maoist had recently put a ban on Indian number plate vehicles. However, after sustained pressure from concerned stakeholders, it has softened its stance

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The CPN-Maoist’s move to ban Indian number plate vehicles from entering Nepal has directly affected tourist arrivals by land.

The CPN-Maoist had recently put a ban on Indian number plate vehicles. However, after sustained pressure from concerned stakeholders, it has softened its stance. Various tourism associations have also condemned the ban on Indian number plate vehicles.

“We have observed a sudden drop in the number of Indian tourist arrivals through Bhairahawa border,” said president of Siddhartha Association of Tour and Travel Agents (SATTA) Sanjay Bajimaya.

“The flow of Indian tourists has dropped by 50 per cent due to the ban,” he said, adding that though the party has softened its stance, tour operators are still facing problems in assuring tourists about the current situation.

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