Tibet Permits Issued – Tibet Travel News 2012
The Tibet Tourism Bureau (TTB) has begun to issue Tibet Permits as of July 17 th, 2012!
WindhorseTour has received several Tibet Permits for our groups, who are starting tavel in late July and August heasing to Tibet and/or Nepal
Some key update about getting the Tibet Permits:
- Travel groups size should be of 4 or more persons.
- All travelers should be of the same nationality.
- Citiznes of the United Kindgon, South Korea, Norway will have difficulties to receive permits.
- Travelers are not allowed to visit Mount. Everest Camp (EBC).
Visiting Tibet is a once in a lifetime experience! We are working hard to ensure all of travelers depart on their scheduled date.
We can assist you to help pair up or find other travlers. Please contact us to with questionrs or to book your tour now!
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