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Nepal Urges Tourists Not to Abandon Himalayas After Floods
Source: Bloomberg
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Nepal is urging international travelers not to abandon the Himalayas and says the country is open for tourism as it assesses the damage from catastrophic floods that killed hundreds and left thousands missing. While the article centers on humanitarian and economic fallout rather than company results, the outlook is cautious given the ongoing toll and uncertainty around tourism demand recovery.
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