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A number of fire incidents have occurred in recent years in popular tourist destinations, including Sajek Valley, Saint Martin’s Island and Cox’s Bazar, destroying resorts, cottages, restaurants and other structures.
A series of fires at resorts and cottages in Bangladesh’s tourist destinations has raised serious
Cox’s Bazar Sea Beach is the most popular tourist destination among domestic travellers. This year,
The government must demonstrate strong political commitment to prioritising public safety and ensuring that no compromises are made on safety standards. Regulatory agencies, including Fire Service and Civil Defence, must be given adequate powers and held accountable for their performance.
Brigadier General (Retd) Ali Ahmed Khan, psc, former Director General of Bangladesh Fire Service and
Japanese investors have announced an initial investment of US$1.2 billion to develop Bangladesh’s tourism and
The abundance of shells can be seen in Kuakata’s several areas, including Tin Nadir Mohona, Gangamati, Lemburchar and Dolna Point
Kuakata has long attracted tourists with its breathtaking natural beauty. Now, a new spectacle is
News of aircraft purchasing deals has been making headlines one after another in recent weeks.
Bangladeshi tourism professional Mohammad Zahirul Islam, widely known as Dalton Zahir, has been appointed Ambassador
Usually, I don’t travel simply as part of a pleasure trip. When I select a
Liton Rahman sets an example as a successful restaurateur in Pattaya
Pattaya, one of Thailand’s most popular tourist destinations, has become a familiar destination for Bangladeshi
WEF Travel and Tourism Development Index
Bangladesh has ranked 98th out of 110 economies in the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) Travel
An interview with Habibur Rahman, Owner of Sinbad Resort and Beyond in Saint Martin’s Island
Habibur Rahman, owner of Sinbad Resort and Beyond and General Secretary of the Saint Martin
Bangladesh’s tourism industry can play a major role in creating jobs, earning foreign currency and generating investment opportunities
Tourism is one of the world's largest and most important service sectors, closely tied to
World Tourism Day 2026 was observed across Bangladesh on Sunday with colourful programmes highlighting the
Shahjalal scores 94pc, Osmani 98pc; cargo security achieves full compliance
Bangladesh’s aviation security system has shown further improvement in the latest security audit conducted by
US-Bangla CEO tells Daily Observer
US-Bangla Airlines Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Mohammed Abdullah Al Mamun has welcomed
We need to build a tourism ecosystem that blends rich human experience with artificial intelligence, one that does not merely draw in visitors, but also delivers a better tourism experience, greater tourism revenue, deeper participation from local communities and lasting environmental sustainability.
September 27 marks World Tourism Day. UN Tourism has been observing this day with due
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