Are local tourists litterbugs?

Before the Covid-19 pandemic, the tourism sector was alleged as the main polluter along the trekking trails, but waste along the trekking trails did not get any lesser even when the country did not receive any international or regional tourists for more than two years.  

His Holiness the Je Khenpo appoints Tshog-ki Lopon

His Holiness the Je Khenpo appoints the Tshog-ki Lopon of Zhung...

Hospitality employees pursue diploma 

Sixteen in-service hotel and tourism employees began advanced studies in hospitality...

Native poultry birds and heifers in demand in Lhuentse

Since its establishment in 2017, the Native Poultry and Heifer Production...

No immediate solution for gungtong: Home Minister  

There is no immediate solution for the long-standing gungtong issue in rural communities,...

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In September 1974, Bhutan first opened its door to visitors but...

DGM receives 23 mining applications post-moratorium 

The department of geology and mines (DGM) has received 23 applications...

Import prices quadruple in 2021, jump over 18% 

Import prices of goods were 18.05 percent higher in 2021 over...

RCSC to restructure civil service soon

The Royal Civil Service Commission (RCSC) will soon begin a reorganisation...

Escalating cost affects construction sector

For more than two years, the construction sector has been one...

Class XII students perform poorly in Accountancy and Business Maths

With an overall pass percentage of only 75.13 percent in Bhutan...

Mongar needs NHDCL’s housing colony

Tenants and building owners in Mongar have to now abide by...

Bhutan looks forward to strengthening international ties

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has been studying Bhutan’s need to...

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