West Palm Beach, FL, USA – December 15, 2011 – One Concierge (http://www.oneconcierge.com), a luxury concierge service and lifestyle brand, announced today the availability of support and services in the country of Nepal, through an agreement with “Adventure For All” (AFA) Travels (http://www.afatravels.com.np), a full service vacation planning and destination coordination service. As a concierge provider, One Concierge often is called upon by clients from around the world to fulfill a variety of tasks. AFA Travels will assist clients with
tour/trekking, honeymoon, luxury, educational, adventure, and activity packages in Nepal. The addition of AFA Travels to the One Concierge Network™ will allow One Concierge to better serve both residents and visitors of this region now and in the future. Through AFA Travels, One Concierge will be able to fulfill a variety of luxury travel requests and lifestyle management services in this newly formed coverage area.

We will now be able to share another part of the world’s beauty with our global clientele with the direct assistance of AFA Travels in Nepal

AFA Travels, based in the Lazimpat, Kathmandu, Nepal, specializes in all inbound tourism packages along with all domestic and international ticketing accommodations. AFA Travels specializes in providing travelers with the unique experiences in Nepal that move out of the everyday urban areas and instead travel into the areas of Nepal that are only frequented by locals. One Concierge retains a client base that benefits from full service providers that can assist with clients that frequently need personal, expert assistance. With years of experience
in the tourism industry of Nepal, AFA Travels aims to please and provide each client with a unique once in a lifetime experience.

“South Asia is home to some of the most beautiful landscapes in the world,” stated Alex Palmer, VP of Marketing, One Concierge. “We will now be able to share another part of the world’s beauty with our global clientele with the direct assistance of AFA Travels in Nepal.”