Bangladesh’s tourism industry continues to lag behind its South Asian peers, with a decline reported in the sector last year, apparently due to deterioration in political stability and law and order.

Bangladesh ranked 2nd-lowest in SA for tourism revenue Over 1,200 tourist spots remain under-promoted Only 10% of aviation ministry budget goes to tourism development Despite its rich culture, diverse ...

Bangladesh Tourism Board CEO meets Turkey's honorary consul in Konya to explore ways to attract Turkish tourists and investors to the country's tourism industry.

Bangladesh is encouraging tour operators from both countries to collaborate in developing tourism packages to attract more Malaysian tourists to ...

Dhaka, Sept. 27 -- Bangladesh on Sunday celebrated World Tourism Day with a series of programmes, expressing optimism that the tourism industry will make a significant contribution to achieving the ...

In the latest edition, Bangladesh's score rose to 3.34 – still below the global average score of 4.1 – while its ranking remained the lowest among the five South Asian and 18 Asia-Pacific economies ...

A marathon titled “Beautiful Bangladesh Run Season-2” will be held at Hatirjheel on Saturday to promote Bangladesh’s tourism and aviation sectors through a major public participation event. The run ...

World Tourism Network Bangladesh marked World Tourism Day 2026 with a strong message for the global travel industry: turn membership into action. WTN Chairman Juergen Steinmetz praised Hakim Ali and ...

Bangladesh has launched an international tourism campaign to attract global travel partners ahead of the 100th anniversary of ...

World Tourism Day in Bangladesh wants to encourage tourists from all over the world to travel to Bangladesh, and celebrated today with a World Tourism Network Bangladesh Chapter Event at Days Hotel in ...

A delegation of Japanese investors on Sunday announced plans to invest an initial $1.2 billion in Bangladesh's tourism and hospitality sector ...

Length of stay, tourist spending and the destinations where that spending happens are equally important, said Hemant Joshi, CEO of Atithi Foundation.