Kathmandu, January 17 – Nepal’s hospitality sector reached a new milestone this Wednesday as Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli inaugurated the Mercure Kathmandu Hotel in Sukedhara. Operated under the global Accor Group, this is the first Mercure brand hotel to launch in Nepal, marking a significant step towards aligning the country's tourism infrastructure with international standards.
In his address during the event, Prime Minister Oli expressed optimism about the hotel's potential to attract international visitors, particularly from France, where the Accor Group is headquartered. He emphasized that the new hotel would contribute to Nepal’s tourism sector by providing a world-class experience to travelers.
"The government is committed to facilitating the growth and promotion of the hospitality sector. Initiatives like these introduce a new flavor to our tourism offerings while encouraging innovation and investment," Prime Minister Oli stated.
The Mercure Kathmandu Hotel is expected to serve as a gateway for international travelers seeking high-quality accommodations in Nepal. Its entry into the local market highlights the increasing appeal of Nepal as a destination for global hospitality brands.
Tourism experts believe that such developments will enhance Nepal’s ability to attract high-value tourists and contribute to the country’s economic growth, aligning with the government’s vision for a more robust tourism industry.
With its international branding, strategic location, and promise of world-class services, the Mercure Kathmandu Hotel sets a new benchmark in Nepal’s evolving hospitality landscape.
