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Climate change: How harmful is tourism for the environment?

Climate change: How harmful is tourism for the environment?

Heat waves, drought, forest fires — the past few weeks in particular have made us increasingly aware of climate change. To what extent is the travel industry contributing to this?

Infographic: TBS

7 cos to invest $94m in Sabrang Tourism Park

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Cox’s Bazar upbeat with Eid business

Tapping into Padma Bridge to develop tourism in the south

Tapping into Padma Bridge to develop tourism in the south

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Sylhet tourism laid low by floods

A man rides a cycle along main road as less vehicles are on the road due to fuel shortage, amid the country's economic crisis, in Colombo, Sri Lanka on 28 June 2022. Photo: Reuters

Sri Lanka looks to Indians visitors to restore battered tourism sector

A model of the cruise ship to be launched by the Bangladesh Inland Water Transport Corporation for the first time in the country. The cruise liners, which will run in coastal belts and on the Chattogram-Kolkata route, are expected to boost coastal and regional tourism. PHOTO: COURTESY

BIWTC to launch 3 cruise ships to boost coastal, regional tourism

Bhutanese girls in traditional dress sit outside Rinpung Dzong in Paro Valley, Bhutan on 16 March 2011. Photo: Reuters

Bhutan to welcome tourists 'who can spend' for first time since Covid

Analysis: Europe's summer of discontent reveals travel sector labour crisis

Analysis: Europe's summer of discontent reveals travel sector labour crisis

A woman covers her face as she walks past a pile of garbage dumped along the street in New Road, a financial hub and one of the busiest streets of Nepal, as locals from a village near the dumping site protest against garbage being dumped in their area by obstructing garbage trucks from reaching the dumping site, in Kathmandu, Nepal June 8, 2022. Picture taken June 8, 2022. REUTERS/Navesh Chitrakar

In Nepal's capital, piles of garbage put off tourists and residents

Tourism Malaysia, the Malaysia Tourism Promotion Board organised a roadshow for local tour operators and travel agents at Radisson Blu Chattogram Bay View Tuesday (7 June). Participants and Tourism Malaysia officials pose for a photograph after the seminar. Photo: Courtesy

Tourism Malaysia’s 6-day long roadshow in Bangladesh ends

US launches plan to bring back foreign tourists

US launches plan to bring back foreign tourists

Intl' tourism fair ends with a huge response from travel lovers 

Intl' tourism fair ends with a huge response from travel lovers