TBAN Announces New Executive Committee Under President Dhak Nath Kafle 

The Tourist Bus Association of Nepal (TBAN) has announced the new Executive Committee, with Dhak Nath Kafle as the president after the 8th General Convention. The new team of TBAN is anticipated to boost and facilitate the relationship among tourist bus entrepreneurs and ensure the further development of the sector. The committee’s key themes are unity, cooperation, and prosperous tourism, while the company’s slogan is working together to improve and develop tourist bus services and the entire tourism sector.

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Dhak Nath Kafle is the New President of TBAN

Recently, Dhak Nath Kafle has been elected as the president of the Tourist Bus Association of Nepal (TBAN) to lead the organization in promoting and developing the tourist bus sector in the country. The sector has gained significant importance due to its critical role in providing convenient transportation for tourists and ensuring access to Nepal’s highest peaks, cultural heritage, and nature. Moreover, tourist bus services offer a comfortable solution to get around the country’s most popular places and are convenient for local tourism, and international visitors. Thus, under the leadership of Kafle, the TBAN can ensure cooperation between operators to improve the quality of services and other needs of tourism sector businesses.

The New Executive Committee of TBAN is Elected

An executive committee was elected by the association’s members that would manage and organize the work of the association, as well as the interests of tourist bus operators in Nepal. Sujan Acharya was elected as the first vice president, and Chiranjeevi Giri as the second vice president. Ashok Aryal was elected as the general secretary, and Sujan Dahal as treasurer. In addition, the committee consists of Ramesh Poudel and Chhabilal Ghimire as members. The committee was elected by the members of the association with a show of hands, signifying a spirit of unity and the will to cooperate to develop Nepal’s tourist bus sector further.

Development of Tourist Bus Services in Nepal

Tourist bus services play a critical role in Nepal’s tourism sector as they provide transportation from one point to another and ensure tourists’ safety on the roads. Moreover, buses give visitors an opportunity to get around popular places, including Kathmandu Valley, Pokhara, Chitwan, and other destinations. Effective transportation is vital to ensure tourists have a pleasant experience and help local businesses, including tour operators, travel agencies, and many others. Therefore, ensuring the further development of tourist bus services is essential for the tourism sector and the economy in general. Notably, operators should work together to provide better transportation services for locals and travelers from around the world.

New Leadership Focuses on Enhancing Sector Development

The association congratulated the new president and executive committee and wished them success in leading the organization and developing the tourist bus sector. The new leaders are expected to improve the relationships between transportation sector businesses and other stakeholders in the tourism sector, as well as ensure the provision of high quality services. The organization has announced that no specific policies have been developed yet; however, the new committee can provide a stronger platform for cooperation between various business entities in the tourism sector.

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The committee should also focus on addressing the most pressing issues, including ensuring the quality of transportation services, effective organization of tourist bus operations, road safety, and other matters. Thus, the new president and executive committee of the Tourist Bus Association of Nepal are expected to promote a spirit of unity and cooperation between various business entities in the tourism sector. In addition, the association will help operators provide high quality services and have a good experience while getting around popular tourist destinations in Nepal.


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