There is an initial estimate of the loss of about 400 billion Nepali rupees from the floods that hit Nepal on August 26. So far, 1,344 bodies have been recovered in this disaster, while about 5,000 people are still missing. The impact of the floods is now being seen on Nepal's tourism business as well. Bookings of hotels and travel companies have started to be cancelled during the peak tourist season from September to November. About 20% of the bookings of a hotel in Kathmandu have been cancelled. According to the managing director of the hotel, within a week after the floods, especially online bookings were cancelled quickly. Pictures related to the Nepal floods... Follow the blog below for news-related updates...
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