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'Have you seen Nepal?' No, as it happens...
A Nepalese airline has taken the concept of false advertising to new levels recently after it emerged that they used an image from a country on the other side of the world in their promotional materials. Royal Nepal Airlines have apologized to the Peruvian authorities for using a picture of the 10,000-mile distant country’s tourism icon Machu Picchu under the inspired slogan “Have you seen Nepal?”
According to Reuters, the airline has issued a statement saying that an employee of manager level has now been sacked over the “lamentable error”.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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