Nepal Association of Tour and Travel Agents (NATTA)— Gandaki is a chapter of NATTA and an umbrella organization of Tours and Travel agencies in Gandaki Province. When tourism industry and businesses with similar nature were fragmented and lacking coordination, leading travel agents within Pokhara put efforts to establish NATTA Gandaki Province (then called NATTA Western Regional Association, Pokhara).
Fundamentally, promoting tourism and growth & development of it’s members are the primary objectives and motives behind the establishment. These are not just the motives and objectives of ours, but also a part of decentralizing the programs of NATTA Central in the region, for even more effective planning and execution. The coordination to protect the rights of each member companies and raising the collective voice and advising the government on proper planning for the sustainable growth of tourism is a major focus.
The numbers of regional association members has been increasing since establishment and now there are 184 active members in NATTA—Gandaki Province, and the numbers are growing everyday.
Nestled in the heart of Nepal, Gandaki Province offers breathtaking views of the Himalayas, serene lakes, and rich cultural heritage. Whether you’re seeking adventure, tranquility, or cultural exploration, this region has something for everyone. Discover the wonders of Gandaki and make memories that last a lifetime.
The numbers of regional association members has been increasing since establishment and now there are 184 active members in NATTA—Gandaki Province, and the numbers are growing everyday.
To contribute towards the healthy development of the tourism industry and trade, fostering growth and sustainability.
To develop goodwill among travel agents on all subjects of common interests and welfare, promoting cooperation and mutual support.
To provide consultation and co-operation to the Government of Nepal for the promotion of tourism, ensuring effective collaboration.
To work directly or indirectly for institutional missions concerning the tourism industry and trade, helping align efforts toward common goals.
To encourage feelings of close coordination and uphold professional ethics among all stakeholders involved in the tourism industry.
To promote and safeguard the interests of other professionals, trades, and industries ancillary to tourism, fostering a well-rounded ecosystem.
To undertake research work that helps promote tourism, identifying trends, and finding new opportunities for growth.
To obtain national and international recognition for the association, building its reputation on a global scale.