Nepal Tourism Year 2011 official launch these days Nepal Tourism Year (NTY) 2011 is being launched officially on Friday.The announcement of the tourism year reflects the government's anticipation to bring into a minimum of 1,000,000 international tourists in Nepal within the year 2011 and unfold the advantages of tourism to the folks at giant.The official launching of NTY 2011 includes rally from 5 totally different places - town Hall, Lainchour Scout, Academy Hall, Stadium and Basantpur - and eventually gathering at Sainik Manch, Tudikhel.Briefing concerning the rally, Prachanda Man Shrestha, CEO at Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) said that the rally of different representatives from political parties, tourism entrepreneurs, economic sector, personal sector, sports, entertainment, and ethnic community can participate within the rally {that can|which will|that may} begin at 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM and therefore the official ceremony of the NTY 2011 will begin at 2:00 PM.During a press meet organised here these days Shrestha additionally expressed his pleasure over the commitment from sixteen totally different political parties to keep up peace and avoid strike and bandh throughout the complete year 2011.According to him, tomorrow remaining parties also will sign the commitment to shun bandh.The Nepal Tourism Year 2011 may be a national campaign that may rework the financial set-up.The national campaign additionally indicates the tourism trade eagerness to market Nepal within the international market.The ideas of Nepal Tourism Year 2011 envisions harnessing opportunities and produce along the commitment of the govt., experience and experiences of the organisations for more tourism development within the country.After the launching in Kathmandu tomorrow similar programmes are organised from East to West - in Biratnagar, Janakpur, Birgunj, Chitwan, Pokhara, Bhairahawa, and Nepalgunj, in step with the NTB.Time line� October twenty three, 2008: cupboard set to look at the Nepal Tourism Year 2011 as a national campaign� March 23, 2009: NTB -- the secretariat of Nepal Tourism Year 2011 (NTY 2011) organised an interaction on March twenty three with a read to make regional sub-committees for NTY 2011. � July 19, 2009: to create NTY 2011 a grand success and foster wider economic growth, the govt. planned a 'one-district, one-destination' identification programme. � Jan 19, 2009: initial meeting of the most organising committee was held. the most organising committee forwarded the proposal for the formation of 12-sub committees.� Jan 25, 2009: initial official promotional launching of NTY 2011 was held.� Jan 3, 2010: Nepal Tourism Year 2011, secretariat organised a four day long briefing on official launching of NTY 2011 that's scheduled for February twenty six, 2010 at Tudikhel. � Jan 12, 2010: third meeting of Nepal Tourism Year 2011 main committee organised these days mentioned on utilisation of budget allotted for the tourism sector. � Jan 31, 2010: NTY programme implementation committee presented the commitment paper to the previous tourism ministers for the commitment from their respective party leader to avoid strike and bands to the tourism sector as a full. � Feb 07, 2010: Minister for Tourism and Civil Aviation Sharat Singh Bhandari launched the theme song for Nepal Tourism Year 2011. The theme song is four-and-a- [*fr1] minutes long with lyrics by Durga Lal Shrestha, music score by Nhyoo Bajracharya and vocals by Ani Choying Dolma.� Feb 19, 2010: as an area of Nepal Tourism Year 2011 launch programme, Hoteliers and Restaurants hoist national Flag Hoist at their work place.� Feb 21, 2010: Marking the launch of Nepal Tourism Year (NTY) 2011, a Peace Torch was lighted at Eternal Peace Flame in Lumbini Sacred Garden by Olympian Bimala Rana Magar throughout a perform there.� Feb 24, 2010: Peace Torch for Nepal Tourism Year 2011 from Lumbini reached Kathmandu� Feb 26, 2010: NTY-2011 are officially launched with the theme 'together for tourism" on February twenty six, 2010 at Army stadium, Tudikhel, during a ceremony organised by NTY-2011 secretariat.