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Kanchanjangha, world’s third-highest mountain, is a must-seeThey travelled hundreds of kilometres with one dream-to stand on the northern edge of Bangladesh
Panchagarh provides a serene escape from urban bustleIf you ever feel like escaping the concrete jungle and spreading your wings in search
A shortage of necessary clearances from government agencies has kept passenger vessels from operating on the route, leaving eager tourists waiting for the journey to begin
St Martin’s still awaits tourists due to delay in vessel operationsAfter months of uncertainty, confusion and speculation, Bangladesh’s only coral island, Saint Martin’s, is preparing
What tour operators say about delay? Against the backdrop of the deferral of tourist arrivals on St Martin’s Island due to
BD Flying Club: Reviving a legacy, shaping the future of aviationAs Bangladesh's aviation industry continues to expand, one fundamental question deserves national attention: Are we
Sajek tourism under threat as blockade, unrest spark security concernsThe unrest, fuelled by recurring blockades and escalating tensions between rival political organisations in the
St Martin’s reopens on Nov 1 
Residents, tourism businesses welcome moveResidents and tourism businesses on St Martin’s Island have welcomed the government’s decision to reopen
I’m still haunted by Tup Tup Resort inferno I recalled that my friend Ima were getting ready to leave after Fajr prayers when
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.
Why fire incidents recur in tourist lodges across countryA series of fires at resorts and cottages in Bangladesh’s tourist destinations has raised serious
The deadly cost of negligence at Tup Tup resortCox’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.
Fire safety rules must be enforced strictly in tourist spotsBrigadier General (Retd) Ali Ahmed Khan, psc, former Director General of Bangladesh Fire Service and
$1.2b Japanese investment in BD tourism sectorJapanese 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’s white seashells new attraction for visitorsKuakata has long attracted tourists with its breathtaking natural beauty. Now, a new spectacle is
Can 35 new aircraft alone make BD an aviation hub or will it be a waste of money?News of aircraft purchasing deals has been making headlines one after another in recent weeks.
Dalton Zahir appointed CIFFT ambassador for AsiaBangladeshi tourism professional Mohammad Zahirul Islam, widely known as Dalton Zahir, has been appointed Ambassador
Keokradong, an incredible place where you can touch clouds   Usually, I don’t travel simply as part of a pleasure trip. When I select a
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