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Bhutan’s tourism sector thrives on its ‘high value, low volume’ strategy, ensuring quality experiences for visitors while promoting sustainability. Despite rumors, there is no cap on tourist numbers, says Carissa Nimah, CMO of Bhutan Tourism. The Kingdom commemorates 50 years of welcoming international tourists.
The sustainable development fee supports infrastructure, free healthcare, and education. Although this fee naturally limits visitor numbers, Bhutan remains an open and welcoming…
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