On 1 July, a Monday evening, Buddha Travel & Tours Pty. Ltd. celebrated the grand opening of its Sydney branch. Sixty distinguished guests including diplomats, airlines representatives, media partners, local supporters, family and friends attended the opening. Chief Guest, Honourable Consul, General Consulate of Nepal in NSW, Mr. Deepak Kumar Khadka officially declared the Rockdale Branch Office open by lighting a candle.
Founder and managing director Mr. Bhim Neupane hosted the evening, where the guests were briefed about the company and its establishment and the motive behind its presence in Sydney. Special musical performances by local talent Mr. Dil Tamang and Mr. Rajesh KC capped the evening followed by dinner and drinks.
Buddha Travel & Tours Pty Ltd was established in 2008 with its head office in Melbourne. It has been providing customer-oriented, efficient and quality travel services consistently ever since. With a dedicated team in Sydney, it aims to expand its services to better serve customers, by being easily accessible and to establish a platform for business opportunities.
Buddha Travel & Tours has been offering a wide array of great airfares and deals to the South Asian subcontinent and destinations across the globe. For more information, call 1300 116 746 or (02) 8668 5594.
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