Sophie Morgan calls for more accessible tourism in Nepal
Summary
Sophie Morgan has urged Nepal to strengthen accessibility measures so travelers with disabilities can explore the country independently and confidently. Speaking in Kathmandu, she praised Nepal’s hospitality while calling for better infrastructure, reliable accessibility information and stronger collaboration across the tourism sector.
Key Points
- Sophie Morgan called for stronger accessibility measures to make Nepal a more inclusive tourism destination for travelers with disabilities.
- She shared experiences from her travels across Nepal, including a journey from Kathmandu to Upper Mustang.
- Morgan stressed the need for accessible infrastructure, reliable information and greater coordination among tourism stakeholders.
- The Nepal Tourism Board said travelers with disabilities and their companions represent a growing opportunity for Nepal, which opened its first accessible trekking trail in Kaskikot in 2018.
