AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoADB Outlook Update: The Asian Development Bank raised Nepal’s 2026/27 growth forecast to 3.9%, citing stronger hydropower output, while warning 2027 could be tougher as Middle East conflict may hit tourism and remittances. Tourism Safety & Access: A landslide has fully blocked the Saljhandi–Dhorpatan road, stranding tourists heading to Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve; officials urge travelers to check weather and road conditions. Local Connectivity: Nepal Telecom expanded mobile network coverage in Chitwan, including 4G improvements around highway areas and plans for additional towers, with solar-powered options for off-grid spots. Aviation Reform: Draft bills propose splitting Nepal’s civil aviation authority into separate aviation regulation and airport/air navigation operations bodies, with public feedback invited. Heritage Tourism Link: Indonesia and India launched a restoration partnership for the UNESCO-listed Prambanan Temple complex, aiming to boost heritage tourism and cultural travel. Travel Incident: An Indian tourist, Rohit Sharma, drowned in Pokhara’s Phewa Lake days before his wedding, after swimming near Tal Barahi Temple. Market Pulse for Tourism: NEPSE fell for the week, with the hotel and tourism index down 2.66%, reflecting a broader market sell-off.
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