The Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) is participating in the prestigious MITT Moscow 2026, one of the world’s leading international travel and tourism exhibitions. The event is being held from 11–13 March 2026 at the Crocus Expo International Exhibition Center, where Nepal is presenting its rich and diverse tourism offerings at Nepal Stand No. B4033, Pavilion 1, Hall 3. The showcase emphasizes Nepal as a unique destination for adventure, culture, nature, and once-in-a-lifetime experiences.
By participating in MITT Moscow, NTB aims to strengthen Nepal’s visibility in the Russian and CIS travel markets, while creating opportunities for meaningful business interactions. The exhibition provides a platform for Nepali tourism stakeholders to network with international buyers, tour operators, travel professionals, and potential partners, fostering collaborations that can drive growth in inbound tourism.
Showcasing Iconic Experiences of Nepal
The Nepal Pavilion is designed to highlight the country’s iconic mountains, thrilling adventure activities, abundant wildlife, and rich cultural heritage. Through interactive displays and informational sessions, visitors can explore a variety of travel experiences that Nepal has to offer, from trekking and mountaineering to cultural tours, wildlife safaris, and wellness tourism.
Nepal Tourism Board (NTB)’s participation aims not only to promote Nepal as a premier tourism destination but also to communicate the country’s commitment to sustainable and responsible tourism practices, ensuring memorable and enriching experiences for visitors from around the world.
Collective Effort of Nepali Tourism Industry
In addition to Nepal Tourism Board (NTB), several leading Nepali tourism companies are participating in MITT Moscow, including Friends Adventure Team, Himalayan Glacier Trekking, Himalayan Guides Nepal Treks & Expedition, Nepal Big Mountain Travel Company, Buddha Maya Gardens, Sarita Holidays Travels and Tours, and Shivalaya Tours & Travels.
This joint participation reflects a concerted effort by Nepal’s tourism sector to present a unified and professional image to international markets. By collaborating, these companies aim to expand partnerships, attract new clientele, and strengthen the global perception of Nepal as a must-visit travel destination.
Engaging International Visitors and Travel Professionals
Visitors, tour operators, and travel industry professionals attending MITT Moscow are encouraged to visit the Nepal Pavilion. The interactive setup allows attendees to engage directly with Nepali representatives, discuss tourism packages, and explore business opportunities. Nepal Tourism Board (NTB)’s representatives and partnering companies are available to provide detailed information, facilitate networking, and promote customized travel experiences tailored to international travelers.
Through this strategic international participation, Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) continues to elevate the country’s profile in competitive global tourism markets. By highlighting adventure, cultural heritage, natural beauty, and unique travel experiences, Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) seeks to attract tourists while fostering sustainable development and enhancing economic opportunities for Nepal’s tourism industry.
Looking Ahead
The MITT Moscow exhibition provides a timely platform for Nepal to showcase its tourism potential and strengthen its presence in Eastern European markets. Nepal Tourism Board (NTB)’s proactive engagement, coupled with the participation of key tourism companies, is expected to generate significant interest among Russian and CIS travelers and tour operators.
By promoting Nepal as a diverse and compelling destination, Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) aims to increase international tourist arrivals, encourage long-term partnerships, and reinforce Nepal’s image as a world-class destination for adventure, culture, and nature-based experiences.
Visitors to the exhibition are invited to explore the Nepal Pavilion at Stand No. B4033, Pavilion 1, Hall 3, and experience the richness and diversity of Nepal’s tourism offerings firsthand.
