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THURSDAY, APRIL 02, 2026

Tourism

Tourism

A notice outside Bangladesh High Commission in New Delhi, notifying temporary suspension of consular and visa services. Photo: ANI File

Panel rebukes India ministry for citing Bangladesh amid weak tourism performance

Foreign tourist arrivals in India fell by 9.4 percent in 2025

Tourists flock to Cox's Bazar sea beach on Eid-ul-Fitr holiday. Photo: TBS

3.5 lakh tourists visit Cox's Bazar amid post-Eid travel boom

Eid tourists flood Bandarban hills, filling resorts, boosting economy, amid tight security measures nationwide. Photo : BSS

Thousands flock to Bandarban to enjoy hills, clouds during Eid holidays

Tourists from across the country gathered with family and friends, immersing themselves in the waves or enjoying time on the sandy dunes in Cox's Bazar. Photo: TBS

Eid holiday rush turns Cox's Bazar beach into sea of tourists

Tourists wade through flooded waters in Jaflong with umbrellas as hill runoff submerges the popular Sylhet tourist spot amid heavy rain on 20 May 2025. Photo: Debashish Debu/TBS

Tk1,952 crore project aims to unlock Sylhet's trade, tourism potentials

A tourist sits on the banks of Dal Lake with her belongings as she waits for transport to leave for Srinagar airport, following a suspected militant attack near south Kashmir’s scenic Pahalgam, April 23, 2025. REUTERS/Sanna Irshad Mattoo

India foreign tourist arrivals fall 9% in 2025 as Bangladesh visits slump

Tourists arriving at Saint Martin's Island. File Photo: TBS

Saint Martin's closes for the season, 1.1 lakh visitors recorded in 2 months

A bird's eye view of the Saint Martin's Island. File Photo: Rashed Kabir, Unplash

When an island steps back from tourism

Photo: BSS

Panchagarh's unique 'Rocks Museum' draws tourists with ancient artefacts

The Taj Mahal is reflected in a puddle in Agra, India August 9, 2016/ Reuters

Bangladesh remains second highest source of foreign tourists for India

The Malaysian High Commissioner to Bangladesh, Mohd Shuhada Othman  at launch of the Malaysia Tourism Fair at the Intercontinental Dhaka on 6 December 2025.Photo: TBS

Malaysia targets 300,000 Bangladeshi tourists in 2026: Envoy Shuhada Othman

Tourists arrive in Saint Martin's as the island opens for visitors on 1 December 2025. Photo: TBS

1 ship fined Tk50,000 on first day as 1,174 tourists travel to Saint Martin’s

A bird's eye view of the Saint Martin's Island. File Photo: Rashed Kabir, Unplash

Trips to Saint Martin's finally resume under strict rules

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