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Chinese tourists to visit Nepal from March 15

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15:44PM Mar 11,2023 | Kathmandu

Travelers from Vietnam cross the border bridge and bring flowers along to greet their loved ones on January 8. (Photo: GT)

The second batch of outbound group tours for Chinese citizens to Nepal is set to resume from coming Wednesday.

Chinese Ambassador to Nepal Chen Song said the outbound group tours for Chinese citizens to Nepal will start from March 15, 2023.

"More and more Chinese tourists will visit Nepal, and enjoy the magnificent scenery and unique culture of Nepal," Ambassador Chen tweeted.

It is the second batch of destinations in China's pilot program for out-bound group tours, after the country resumed cross-border group tours to the first batch of 20 countries and regions on February 6, Global Times reported.

With the date to resume the outbound tours for Chinese citizens, the travel agencies and online tourism enterprises have started carrying out product launch, publicity and other preparatory work.

According to the news released by the official Weibo @文旅之声 of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, China has listed a total of 40 countries in its second batch.

List of outbound tours from 40 countries includes Nepal, Brunei, Vietnam, Mongolia, Iran, Jordan, Tanzania, Namibia, Mauritius, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Zambia, Senegal, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Serbia, Croatia, France, Greece, Spain, Iceland, Albania, Italy, Denmark, Portugal, Slovenia, Vanuatu, Tonga, Samoa, Brazil, Chile, Uruguay, Panama, Dominica, El Salvador, Dominica, Bahamas.

Chinese tourists to visit Nepal from March 15

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