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Nepal Embassy invites Indian vloggers, podcasters for promoting its heritage, tourism

New Delhi, May 20 (PTI): Nepal’s embassy here has invited applications from Indian vloggers, podcasters and other social media users for a familiarisation trip to the Himalayan nation aimed at promoting its natural beauty, cultural heritage and diverse tourism offerings.

The embassy, in a post on X on Wednesday, shared a two-page document carrying details about the application process and its eligibility criteria.

“Inviting applications from Indian Social Media Influencers/Vloggers/Podcasters for Familiarisation Trip to Nepal,” the embassy said.

In the document, the embassy said it plans to “select five Indian social media influencers/vloggers for a visit to Nepal to experience and promote Nepal’s natural beauty, cultural heritage, spiritual sites, warm hospitality and diverse tourism offerings”.

The visit is expected to generate engaging digital content and encourage Indian travellers to visit Nepal for leisure, pilgrimage, culture, adventure, wellness and family travel, it said.

The familiarisation trip aims to promote Nepal as a “close, accessible and welcoming destination” for Indian travellers; showcase Nepal’s mountains, lakes, heritage sites, temples, stupas, festivals, cuisine and local culture.

It also aims to highlight Nepal’s spiritual destinations and generate authentic digital content to promote Nepal’s tourism in the Indian market.

Interested applicants should be Indian nationals or India-based digital content creators, the document reads.

They should have an active presence on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, X or other digital platforms, and be willing to follow responsible tourism and cultural sensitivity guidelines, it says.

They should have a background in creating content related to travel, culture, spirituality, lifestyle, adventure, wellness, food heritage or tourism, and have a “strong and engaged audience”, preferably among Indian travellers, and be able to produce “high-quality videos, reels, posts, stories or vlogs”, the embassy said.

Selected participants will be expected to produce and publish content, based on their Nepal experience, including travel vlogs, reels, shorts, stories, podcasts or posts highlighting Nepal’s natural, cultural and spiritual attractions, it says.

“Participants will be selected on the basis of content relevance, quality of previous work, audience reach and engagement, creativity, storytelling ability, professional reputation and ability to communicate effectively with Indian audiences in English, Hindi or regional Indian languages,” the embassy said.

The applicants have been asked to submit a short statement explaining their interest in the Nepal familiarisation trip and proposed content ideas for promoting Nepal among Indian audiences, among other details.

Applications should be submitted by May 30, it adds. PTI KND RHL RHL

(This story is published as part of the auto-generated syndicate wire feed. No editing has been done in the headline or the body by ABP Live.)

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