Tourism

Tourism

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Tourism Board names 16 recipients for Tourism Awards 2026

The awards ceremony will take place on 3 October at the Bangladesh-China Friendship Conference Centre.

British High Commissioner Sarah Cooke speaks at a reception marking World Tourism Day 2026 in Dhaka, highlighting UK-Bangladesh cooperation to boost tourism investment. Photo: TBS

UK wants to play its part to boost tourism in Bangladesh

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Bangladesh-Malaysia tourism, arts network launched to strengthen cultural ties

Parjatan Corporation proposes Tk19,000cr projects to revamp tourist spots

Parjatan Corporation proposes Tk19,000cr projects to revamp tourist spots

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WEF tourism index: Bangladesh remains lowest in Asia-Pacific

Toab officials at the BTTF 2026 press conference in Dhaka. Photo: TBS

Three-day 'Bangladesh Tourism Fair' to begin on 29 October 

Members of the Nepal Army head back after collecting the bodies that were washed away by flash floods and a mudslide, in Narayani River, Chitwan, Nepal, 31 August , 2026. Photo: Reuters

Nepal launches #NepalCalling campaign as flood fears trigger tourism cancellations

Minister for Civil Aviation and Tourism M Rashiduzzaman Millat. Sketch: TBS

Govt finalising tourism master plan covering 1,498 spots: Minister

Civil Aviation and Tourism Minister M Rashiduzzaman Millat talks to journalists at Bangladesh Secretariat on the first day of his office after taking charge of the ministry. Photo: Collected

Dhaka airport 3rd terminal soft opening planned for 16 Dec: Minister

State Minister for Civil Aviation and Tourism M Rashiduzzaman Millat exchanges a souvenir with Malaysia’s Deputy Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture Chiew Choon Man during a meeting in Putrajaya on 18 August. Bangladesh High Commissioner to Malaysia Manjurul Karim Khan Chowdhury and other officials were also present. Photo: MOTAC Malaysia/Facebook

Bangladesh, Malaysia discuss tourism, flights and visa facilitation

Visitors cool off and enjoy leisure activities inside a natural cave in Guizhou Province, China, as the region turns its karst landscapes into summer tourism attractions. Photo: Xinhua

From cave exploration to cafes, China's karst 'cool resources' fuel summer tourism

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Cenbank allows tour operators to sell overseas packages in taka

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High taxes, weak returns holding back tourism investment, say industry experts