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Nepal can be known to the world through 'Rainbow Tourism': Minister Chaudhary
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Minister of Women, Children and Senior Citizens, Bhagwati Chaudhary has said that the inclusive character adopted by Nepal for the sexual and gender minority communities should be introduced to the world by introducing rainbow tourism.
Addressing the Rainbow Tourism International Conference held for the first time in Nepal, he said that rainbow tourism can also be attracted to tourist areas at provincial and local levels.
Thanking the organizers and supporters for organizing the first international conference, Minister Chowdhury presented the fact that the rainbow tourism sector contributes 20 percent to Thailand's gross domestic product. Stating that the Gender Equality Policy was implemented in 2077, Minister Chowdhury appointed a separate body to revise the policy. Mentioned.
'Sexual equality policy has been implemented in 2077, the first same-sex marriage has been registered. In the past, orientation and awareness programs were conducted in Lumbini and Koshi provinces for sexual and sexual minority communities, now we are preparing to conduct them in all seven provinces, she said.
