Bulut Bağcı is a foresighted, success-oriented businessman. As an entrepreneur, he is talented to see the shortcomings in industries and fills the gaps with successful strategies. He graduated from Tourism Administration department with an honors degree at one of the most prestigious universities of Turkey, Boğaziçi University, Istanbul in 2009. He also had a short-term education at Harvard Business School. For being an experienced Tourism administrator at his young age, he saw the absence of an international tourism conference that industry leaders gather together to discuss the future of the tourism industry. Accordingly, he started the World Tourism Forum Institute as the founder and president of the institution in 2010.
Some countries are blessed with beauty. Others are defined by strategic potential. Nepal is increasingly becoming both. For decades, Nepal has occupied a rare place in […]
A major scandal is rocking the Everest region, with trekking guides accused of orchestrating a multimillion-dollar insurance fraud involving thousands of fake or unnecessary rescues over […]
New rules governing who can climb Mount Everest and how could soon be imposed on expeditions to Earth’s highest peak. Upper House lawmakers in Nepal’s National […]
Anti-government protests in the Nepalese capital Kathmandu have been met with a deadly crackdown from authorities, killing at least 19 people, injuring dozens more, affecting airport […]
For the first time in a decade, the climbing permit fee for Mount Everest stands to increase. As of September, climbing enthusiasts will have to pay […]
The first Welshman to climb Mount Everest has declared that the modern mountaineering industry had become “a complete circus”. Caradoc Jones, now 65, believes the sky-high […]
Nepal is about to introduce a major change to its mountaineering regulations: a new law that will require climbers to have summitted at least one 7,000-metre […]
In February, professors from Glasgow Caledonian University led a group of students to Nepal as part of the Scottish Education Exchange Programme. The visit was in […]
Chitlang village, once known as the southern gateway to the Kathmandu Valley, has been on my bucket list for quite some time. Before the highway to […]
Nepalese officials have recently announced that the fee to climb Mount Everest is expected to increase. According to authorities, starting in September, climbing enthusiasts willing to […]
Vikram, a junior pursuing Industrial Engineering at Iowa State University, embarked on a journey to Nepal last December. While his itinerary included trekking through the breathtaking […]
The Buddhist texts, including the Tripitaka and later commentaries, refer to Lumbini as the birthplace of Buddha. Indian Emperor Ashoka visited Lumbini around 249 BC during […]
The 3rd of December marks the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD), celebrated globally to promote awareness and inclusion. Nepal has recently witnessed a groundbreaking […]
An event happened last May, which immediately reserved its space in the unplanned series I started on my blog and continued here on Travel Tomorrow. The […]
Once a vibrant Newar trading town on a historic route out of Kathmandu Valley towards eastern Nepal, Dapcha has declined following the construction of a highway, […]