Responsible Tourism
Ever since Nepal opened its door to foreigners, tourism has brought cheers to the Nepali economy. Tourism contributes nearly 4 percent to the total GDP of Nepal and provides employment opportunities to thousands of Nepali. Tourism has also hastened the process of infrastructure development.
A massive influx of travelers from across the world has also brought several problems like environmental degradation, social tension, and even social breakdown. Tourism has also led to the loss of traditional or indigenous culture - one of the very reasons why tourists visit Nepal. However, we are not saying that traditional Nepali settlements should not benefit from technological advances. Extensive tourism has brought numerous negative effects in many tourism destinations. Hence, there is a need to balance the modernization of settlements while paying equal importance to preserving traditions and cultures so that these villages do not lose their tourist attraction. If these villages lose their tourist attraction, they will lose that precious source of income.
As a responsible tourism company, DWT encourages you to take as many photographs as you want, enjoy the natural beauty to the fullest, and leave beyond only the footsteps. Everyone must maintain the peace, tranquility, and beauty of the landscapes they visit so that future generations can have a chance to see and enjoy this god's gift.
Respecting Local Communities
- We collaborate closely with local guides, porters, and families to ensure tourism directly benefits those who live here.
- We promote fair wages, safe working conditions, and equal opportunities for everyone we employ.
- We encourage travelers to embrace local customs, traditions, and lifestyles, fostering genuine cultural exchange.
Protecting the Environment
- We collaborate closely with local guides, porters, and families to ensure tourism directly benefits those who live here.
- We promote fair wages, safe working conditions, and equal opportunities for everyone we employ.
- We encourage travelers to embrace local customs, traditions, and lifestyles, fostering genuine cultural exchange.
Supporting Local Economies
We source food, accommodation, and services locally, so that tourism directly contributes to sustainable growth.
By partnering with small businesses and cooperatives, we help strengthen community resilience.Travelers are encouraged to purchase locally made products rather than imported goods.
