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Hier weitere wichtige Adressen:
Mr. Ang Tshering Sherpa, President der Nepal Mountaineering Association und Botschafter Belgiens in Kathmandu,
Director von Asian Airlines Helicopter
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" " Hotel Mount Monastery
" " Himalayan Chain Resorts
" " Hotel Garden Home:
E-Mail: [email protected] oder [email protected]
Mr. Bishnu Subedi, Natur Trail Trekking (NTB Mitarbeiter)
EMail: [email protected]
Mr. Thakur Khanal, Royal Mt. Trekking (NTB Mitarbeiter)
E-Mail: [email protected]
Mr. Dhruv Painuly, Journalist der The Himalayan Times und International Media Network Nepal
E-Mail: [email protected]
Dhruv Painuly hat die Pressekonferenzen bei unserer Rettungsaktion von Kristina einberufen und hat groessten Einfluss auf die Presse in Asien!
Gruss
Manfred W.
> Ich habe folgende Email an die Regierung, das Tourismusministerium udn an NTB gesendet.
> Kopie ging an die heruasgeber von Kantipur, Katmandu post und Nepalnews sowei an den nepalesischen Botschafter in Berlin
> SE Dr madhnan Bhattarai mit der Adresse [email protected]
> Vieleicht kann es ja als Anregung fuer viele weitere von boardteilnehmern dienen anderen dienen (gerne mit Ausfuehrungne in besserem Englisch ;-) )
> Sirs, namaskar
> Al over the world individual travellers and trekkers are very concerned about the implementation of the new TRC regulation. Many of these have been coming many times to your country , spreading the word that it is a country which is beautiful. And this has surely helped a lot boosting trekking in Nepal.
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> Individual ttrekkers also spend most of the money directly to local people sleeping in their guesthouses, buying food with brougt local wealth to many trekking areas.
> I'm deeply concerned that with the new regulation, forcing everybody to take a least one Guide or Porter from a TAAN registered Agency, will have a very negative Impact on trekking in Nepal and therfore even diminishing the possibilities of Nepali people to find work in their own country.
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> I can not understand that in these hard days for your country which saw a hard decline in trekking arrivals due to the maoist conflict, the governemt of Nepal takes the risk to impeach a fast recovery.
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> To be clear, I 'm very much in favor of a registration and computerbased database to monitor the wereabouts of trekkers and there is no point that a fee has to be spend.
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> But TAAN says that you have to employ at minimum a Guide/Porter to have the permission to go on a trek, otherwise you will be punished. This may be just their very particular interest.
> NTB has said in August that you may trek on you own without a Guide/Porter in Teahousetrek areas.
> I dont know of any official statement of ministery of tourism about this point.
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> From my point of view of a foreigner loving your country and the people living there, this gives the impression that the goverment has given away al his legíslative power to a privat association, inspite that this will probably have a longlasting negative impact on trekking and therfore to many of your people who urgently need this income.
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> Please give me a statement, how the Governemt, the ministery of tourism and NTB see this issue.
> The main question is just: Do you have to appoint a guide/porter if you want to go trekking in the classical Trekking areas or might you trek on your own.
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> sincerly Andrées de Ruiter
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> www.nepal-dia.de
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