Dhaka : The unfortunate situation brought by the Covid-19 pandemic hit the nascent tourism industry of the country devastatingly. Similarly, the tourism sector globally had to suffer such ill fate. Yet, foreign countries, even the regional neighbours of ours - India, Nepal, ...

Dhaka : Outbound travel from Bangladesh to various destinations worldwide is at its peak currently. With an increase of disposable income and knack for travel among Bangladeshis, outbound travel from the country is now trending. However, outbound tour operators still do not ...

Dhaka : Bangladesh has entered into a new era of domestic aviation as for the first time in its history multiple new cross-country long haul domestic routes are being launched without any connection to the capital Dhaka. 
The national flag carrier Biman Banglades...

Dhaka : Unlike most other industries, tourism worldwide has a special day of its own - September 27 - dubbed as the World Tourism Day. When the unfortunate coronavirus pandemic emerged, the first blow went towards global tourism. Worldwide tourism was at a standstill for ove...

Dhaka : The multibillion-dollar export cargo industry of the country is now at risk due to congestion chaos at Hazrat Shahjalal Interna-tional Airport in the capital. Hundreds of trucks are queueing outside the airport's cargo village every day only to enter. The cargo c...

Dhaka : Bangladesh is trying to become a regional air hub by developing supporting infra-structure for better air connectivity.
This was disclosed by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina while virtually inaugurating the expansion work of the Cox's Bazar Airport runway on ...

Dhaka : Bangladesh tourism which suffered neglect from policy makers, has entered the age of virtual tourism. Again, initiatives of private sector are playing the lead role. If initiated properly, the initiative is likely to boost promotion of tourism in Bangladesh.
W...

Dhaka : 2020 has been confirmed to be the worst year on record in aviation history following the destructive impacts of the coronavirus pandemic on air transport all across the globe including Bangladesh during that year. 
The International Air Transport Associat...

Montreal : IATA urged world states to follow the World Health Organisation's new guidance on travel. The guidance recommends a risk-based approach to implementing measures related to Covid-19 and international travel.
Specifically, WHO recommended that governments...

Dhaka : The hotel-restaurant industry of Bangladesh which achieved tremendous growth in one decade prior to 2020, is now in trouble due to the situation created by the Covid-19 pandemic.
According to a survey, conducted by Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS)-a gover...