LEADER AND STAFF ARRANGEMENT ARRANGEMENT

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Our well experienced managerial and operation team makes sure that they satisfy clients’ necessities and help them have a good time during their holiday in Nepal. For the cultural sightseeing tours within the Kathmandu valley, we provide a qualified and government licensed tour guide who are proficient in their work and assist you to gain more information on the culture, history, architecture as well as the lifestyle of the people living in the country.
During the adventure trekking and climbing activities, Classic Outdoors shall provide a certified and experienced guide who has good knowledge about the mountain environment and various factors that might arise during trekking. Our field staffs are committed to offer their best services in order to attain satisfaction of the clients. We select our guides/ leaders carefully on the basis of their appropriate knowledge and the number of times they have been to the area. As a part of responsible tourism, we always try to incorporate the local community in the best way possible in order to support the local community. From the day of your arrival in Kathmandu, you will be meeting and greeted by our staffs, help you to make your stay as comfortable as possible. We shall be backing you up whenever necessary till the time you depart from the country and head towards the onward destination. Our trekking leaders have undergone through the following trainings:

• Intensive Wilderness First Aid
• Trekking Guide Training
• Eco Trekking Workshop and Adventure Meet
• English Language Training
• Conservation and Biodiversity
• Rock climbing, Ice Climbing and Mountaineering (for expedition leaders)

Porter Care

Porters are also one of the major part of our support staffs. Without them, it would have been much difficult for us to arrange the trekking arrangements smoothly. We ensure that all the porters from our support crew are treated well and paid well too so that we help them support their family. Before starting the trek, we make sure that they get required level of shelter, clothing and footwear that these harsh environments demand. We try to assign the porters from the local areas as far as possible. Porters who become sick are treated with the same care and attention as other team members. We have previously used helicopters at company's expense to rescue porters from dangerous situations. And for the porter's sake, all trekkers keep the weight of their luggage under 15kgs/33 pounds. We also support the work of International Porter Protection Group (IPPG), making our resources available to them to help improve the working conditions of the porters.