Virtual offices in Kathmandu

To relocate your company to Kathmandu, without paying to maintain another physical office, consider opening a virtual office in one of Regus’ business centres. A mail handling service sorts and manages your post, with mail forwarding available on a daily, weekly or monthly basis. Your virtual office space will provide you with a business address for clients, as well as a physical space that they will see if they visit your address. Receptionists can answer their questions in addition to answering the phone, if you add a local telephone number. If you need somewhere to meet clients on occasion, two hours of community meeting room access are included. You can also add the use of a private office for five days a month.

In Nepal, Kathmandu’s vibrant history and culture have led to it being both a trade centre and a prime location for tourism. With a variety of museums, sculptures, theatres, music, cuisine and festivals all around the city, it is no wonder that tourism and its related industries are extremely important. The city has several institutions for higher learning, including medical institutes and universities. Enter Kathmandu via Tribhuvan International Airport and travel around the city using its intricate network of roads built throughout the hilly country. The Nepal Stock Exchange is based in the city, alongside a number of other major industries, including agriculture and manufacturing. Kathmandu is also the television hub of Nepal, with the country’s oldest and most-watched TV network based here.