US cancels travel warning for Nepal

Posted by: TAAN | Date: December 20, 2011

United States of America has canceled travel warning that it had issued for US citizens preparing to visit Nepal. “In recognition of improved conditions in Nepal, the US Department of State has cancelled the travel warning that was most recently issued on January 12,” the US Embassy in Kathmandu said in a statement on Wednesday.

The US Embassy is pleased that the overall situation in Nepal has improved to such a degree that this decision could be made, the statement added. The decision is expected to increase the flow of tourists from the US to Nepal.
Source:TAAN

 

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