Business
Confusion over ‘No-Objection Letter’ leaves Toyota buyers in limbo
Hundreds of Bhutanese who set out to buy a Toyota vehicle from India now find themselves stuck. Indian dealers have...
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Collateral and high interest rates continue to limit business access to finance
Access to affordable and timely finance continues to be one of the constraints limiting the growth of businesses in the...
Read moreDetailsBCCI calls for six-month notice period for commercial tenants
The Bhutan Chamber of Commerce and Industry, BCCI is calling for an amendment to the Tenancy Act of Bhutan 2015,...
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Rising matsutake demand meets limited supply in Genye
Demand for Bhutanese matsutake is growing, particularly in Japan, but exporters say they are struggling to meet international orders due...
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Rising matsutake prices boost incomes in Genye
Photo: Padma Gourmet and Foods Matsutake is becoming an increasingly important source of income for farmers in Genye Gewog in...
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Radhi farmers look to wider markets for Handa Tengma
Farmers in the lower part of Radhi Gewog in Trashigang are now preserving Handa Tengma. It is a traditional beaten...
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Bumthang businesses seek more tourism facilities as occupancy remains low
Business owners in Bumthang are calling for better infrastructure and more tourism facilities to attract visitors and improve business. They...
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RMA reviews BNB over double deduction of maintenance charges
The Royal Monetary Authority is reviewing Bhutan National Bank’s double deductions of annual maintenance charges from some accounts recently. It...
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Taktse businesses see new hope with student return
The resumption of student enrolment at the Trongsa College for Heritage and Contemporary Studies has brought renewed hope to businesses...
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24-Hour SDF waiver to expand beyond Rinchending from September
Photo: Pachu Community Tourism Regional tourists using Bhutan’s 24-hour SDF waiver will soon be able to travel beyond Rinchending and...
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