Study of Agritourism Development and Promotion - Shrestha, Utsala
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Agritourism is a value-added way to keep agricultural land in production, to capitalize on rich agrobiodiversity and the locations near tourist-generating areas. To analyze the potentiality of agritourism this study was carried out in 2008 in Kirtipur Municipality. Ninety five farmers, 5 from each ward and 8 politicians of Kirtipur were selected randomly to identify knowledge and perception. Also visitors, hotels and restaurants (H&R), travel agency and tour operators (TATO), and tourism or agriculture institutions/organizations (TAI/O) from Kathmandu valley each of twenty were surveyed.…mehr

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Agritourism is a value-added way to keep agricultural land in production, to capitalize on rich agrobiodiversity and the locations near tourist-generating areas. To analyze the potentiality of agritourism this study was carried out in 2008 in Kirtipur Municipality. Ninety five farmers, 5 from each ward and 8 politicians of Kirtipur were selected randomly to identify knowledge and perception. Also visitors, hotels and restaurants (H&R), travel agency and tour operators (TATO), and tourism or agriculture institutions/organizations (TAI/O) from Kathmandu valley each of twenty were surveyed. Overall, study provides a better understanding of concept of agritourism, agritourism packages, agricultural activities, attractions and obstacles that are important in agritourism development and promotion. Nepal has great potential in agritourism development sector. However, agritourism development committee should be established in collaboration with different government bodies, farmers, tourism institutions and others.
Autorenporträt
Miss Utsala Shrestha is daughter of Mr. Uttam Raj & Sheela Shrestha. She completed M. Sc. Ag. conservation ecology from IAAS, TU, Nepal in 2009. She worked in IUCN and Government of Nepal from 2009-2012. Presently she is doing her PhD in The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, US in Organic Sustainable and Alternative crop production program.