Dhaka : The second wave of coronavirus has hit the aviation sector of the country with a serious blow while it was in efforts to revive from the losses it incurred last year following the first wave of the virus spread. The second hit further rubs salt into the wound of the ...

Dhaka : A new tourism master plan for Bangladesh to facilitate the country's tourism industry in using its abundance of resources and potentials to flourish was scheduled to be prepared by June this year by the national tourism organisation Bangladesh Tourism Board (BTB)...

Dhaka : In just 48 years since its creation, Bangladesh Parjatan Corporation (BPC), the national tourism organisation of the country, have had 37 chairmen, if tenures of three other persons who were made in-charge are not taken into account.
Despite huge potentials, t...

Dhaka : The Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh (CAAB), has - after long last - taken initiative to make domestic air travel of the country more efficient and user-friendly. With the completion of the current development plans, sufferings of the air travellers are expecte...

Dhaka : Fueled by the increase of people's disposable income and travelling spree, more knack for adventure and higher drive to excel academically as well as professionally, travelling in and out of Bangladesh has become a new trend among middle and upper-class people in the count...

Dhaka: The global airlines and aviation are one of the worst affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. With countries closing their borders and shutting down airports, airlines and aviation suffered the most.
The situation resulted in thousands of travellers...

Dhaka: After decades of wait and absence of accountability, the government has finally recognised the business of tour operation and initiated steps to bring order and discipline in the flourishing tour operation business.
This long-awaited step of th...