I think the next two years will define the future course of Nepal and hence be the deal maker/breaker as far as enterpreneurship in Nepal is concerned. If the political bottlenecks are eased then I am hopeful that we can get at least 1.5 million to 2 million tourists  by 2015. The internal demand for goods and services  is huge, as shown by import surges in the past few years. In Nepal we import even the most basic of commodities, like medicines, clothes, cosmetics. There's a market for at least 100 large industries just to satiate Nepal's own demand. Amelioration of the political impasse will induce businessmen to make significant investments, and we could very well experience growth rates of 8 percent, since there has been pent of demand for so long. Such growth rates could open up avenues for an entire legion of young businessmen and professionals. 

Of late, I'm beginning to see signs of political recovery. Now lets just hope that the heaven's will open and it will start raining money :)