Tourism

Tourism

Japan's move to scrap most restrictions on foreign tourists comes as the country's deadliest wave of the pandemic recedes. PHOTO ILLUSTRATION: PEXELS

End of Japan Covid curbs triggers surge in visitors to near 1 million in November

Flying is inarguably the least sustainable travel mode and should be avoided by anyone who wants to reduce their carbon footprint. Photo: Reuters

How bad for the environment is travelling?

File photo of Ratargul Swamp Forest in Sylhet/Collected

Hill tract businesses fear loss as tourism slows during peak season 

Sketch of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Sketch: TBS

PM asks private entrepreneurs to help flourish tourism sector

Photo: Collected via UNB

Bandarban: Ban on tourism in 3 upazilas extended till 11 Dec

Visitors check various travel packages and offer at the International Tourism Expo-2022 at Bangabandhu International Conference Center on Thursday. The Association of Travel Agents of Bangladesh (Atab) has organised the three-day long expo with the aim to create business connections between travel agents and tour operators at home and abroad. Photo: Mumit M

Bangladesh lags behind in attracting investment in tourism: Experts

Photo: TBS

Int’l tourism expo begins in Dhaka from 1 Dec

Spain offers to help develop Bangladeshi tourism

Spain offers to help develop Bangladeshi tourism

Photo: Collected via UNB

Ban on tourism in two Bandarban upazilas extended till 27 Nov 

Photo: Collected

India to launch world's longest river cruise from Varanasi to Dibrugarh via Bangladesh next year

File photo. Boys wearing colourful dresses and ornaments, perform Rakhal Nritya which depicts the childhood stories of Lord Krishna. Photo: Mumit M

Raas Mela sparks tourism prospects

Tourists would actively participate in preparing the meals so they get a taste of rural lifestyle. Photo: Sarah Steiner

Taabu Ekduaria: Setting the pathway to village tourism

Speakers for reaping potentials of Sylhet for economic growth

Speakers for reaping potentials of Sylhet for economic growth