Niranjan Ojha (Ph.D.)
Volume-XI, Issue-II, January 2023
Volume-XI, Issue-II, January 2023 | ||
Published Online: 31.01.2023 | Page No: 166-174 | |||
Pleasure Tourism for Sustainable Tourism development in Nepal Niranjan Ojha (Ph.D.), Associate Professor, Central Department of History, Tribhuvan University, Kirtipur, Nepal | |
According to Tourism policy 2009 the key tool for Nepal's socioeconomic progress is
tourism. It focuses on the raise of the standard of living of the Nepalese people, improving
quality, accumulating foreign reserves, and creating jobs. The preservation of the
environment, the economy, and socio-culture are the goals of sustainable tourism, is the
main goal of the Nepalese tourism policy. The Nepalese government views tourism as a
vital engine for long-term growth. With so many tragic events people are tense and seeking
relaxation throughout the world. Pleasure can be defined as eternal peace or relaxation.
Western scholar defines pleasure as the external matter such as relaxation of the body. But
relaxation of the body is not just the pleasure. To realize pleasure one should realize it
eternally. In order to maintain world harmony, and people’s relaxation, pleasure tourism
may be utilized to advertise and sell amongst nations, civilizations, and people of different
spiritual and cultural backgrounds. The promotion of pleasure through tourism has the
ability to advance society and a nation. With the concept of Pleasure tourism, promoting
Nepal as a destination for international mourners and promoting eternal pleasure for
seekers. This article aims to examine the significant subject of eternal peace which can be
denoted as pleasure in tourism and is based on qualitative research. To gather the data, indepth interviews, FGDs, and library research methods are being used. The importance of
outstanding tourist development and eternal peace building is also emphasized in this
research. As a result, the discussion aims to develop a pleasure tourism concept in Nepal.
The results might contribute to preserving the positive relationship between travel and
stability. | |
Keywords: Pleasure- Devotional--Mitigation – Tourism Business- Sorrow-External Peacepolitics, presence, excluded, women, democracy, representation |