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Nepal’s Himalayan Tourism Corridor Becomes a Disaster Zone as Hundreds of Travellers Remain Missing

Nepal's major tourism circuits — including Everest, Annapurna, Chitwan National Park, Lumbini and the Kathmandu Valley — are geographically distinct from the Rasuwa–Gyirong corridor and, based on the information currently available, are largely unaffected by the flooding.

Nepal’s Himalayan Tourism Corridor Becomes a Disaster Zone as Hundreds of Travellers Remain Missing

Published August 26, 2026 by Staff Writer

More than 150 people are now confirmed dead, while 384 tourists and travellers remain unaccounted for, including 291 foreign nationals. Roads and bridges have been destroyed across Rasuwa and Nuwakot,…

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The Silk Road Reawakens: How Uzbekistan Is Betting Everything on Becoming Central Asia’s Tourism Powerhouse by 2030

In June 2025, China and Uzbekistan established a mutual visa-free travel agreement for tourism purposes—a massive strategic milestone given the government's target of attracting one million Chinese visitors annually against a 2024 baseline of just 74,300.

The Silk Road Reawakens: How Uzbekistan Is Betting Everything on Becoming Central Asia’s Tourism Powerhouse by 2030

Published May 17, 2026 by Staff Writer

From fewer than three million visitors in 2017 to a bold target of twenty million by 2030 — inside the strategy, the infrastructure, and the sheer ambition reshaping one of…

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