The short answer
Yes. Large hotels and resorts in Kathmandu and Pokhara host meetings, conferences and incentive groups, and operators can add sightseeing, dinners and cultural evenings. Big group tours need larger vehicles, early hotel blocks and extra time at monuments.
Book rooms and halls early in autumn. Ask for a single coordinator, a clear schedule and a plan for delays.
Key facts
- Venues
- Hotels in Kathmandu, Pokhara
- Add-ons
- Sightseeing, dinners
- Group
- Large vehicles, blocks
- Book
- Early in autumn
How it works
- Fix datesEarly.
- Block hotel roomsAnd halls.
- Choose vehiclesCoaster for groups.
- Plan sightseeingSplit into small groups.
- Name a coordinatorOn both sides.
Insider tip
Appoint one lead contact on each side to avoid confusion.
Avoid this
Do not plan tight schedules for large groups; things take longer.
Related questions
How big can groups be?
Depends on hotels and venues; ask early.
Are interpreters available?
Often arranged by operators.
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