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Latest news and analysis on “tourism”.
Following a recent parasailing accident, Tourism Minister Afroza Khanam emphasized the need for enhanced safety measures and collective efforts across the country.
Chongqing's unique motorcycle culture is drawing tourists from around the world.
A modern public toilet and washroom complex, initiated by Rajshahi City Corporation (RCC), is nearing completion at T-bandh, a popular tourist spot on the Padma River.
Bangladesh and Nepal are exploring ways to deepen their bilateral cooperation in trade, power, regional connectivity, and tourism.
Cuba's tourism industry, once a major source of foreign currency, is now in crisis with three-quarters of hotels closed.
The government is organizing extensive programmes to celebrate World Tourism Day across the country.
Amid the devastation of Venezuela's recent earthquakes, the coastal town of Anare remained miraculously untouched, offering a glimmer of hope and a safe haven for survivors.
With collaborative efforts and strategic planning, Rajshahi can become a thriving urban center.
Residents of Italy's Aeolian Islands debate whether to build more desalination plants or continue relying on water shipments by ship.
A speedboat carrying Indian tourists capsized off southern Vietnam's Phu Quoc island, killing at least 15 people.
More than 20 countries will participate in the first-ever Bangladesh Travel Mart (BTM) 2026, aiming to promote Bangladesh as an emerging tourism and travel trade hub in South Asia.
The district administration has announced the closure of all tourist spots in Bandarban until July 10 due to risks from continuous heavy rainfall.
Thanchhi upazila administration suspends tourism for 48 hours due to flooding in the Sangu River.
Egyptian archaeologists have uncovered nearly 2,000-year-old tombs on the Mediterranean coast and a Byzantine-era city in the western desert.
Hu Xiaosong, the 19th-generation caretaker, dedicates his life to protecting a thousand-year-old pine tree on Yellow Mountain.
The FIFA World Cup not only changes the fortunes of nations but also has a profound impact on global economies.
Sri Lanka has introduced a visa fee waiver for tourists from 40 countries, but Bangladesh, one of its top tourist markets, is notably excluded.
The FIFA World Cup not only excites football fans globally but also significantly impacts the economy of host nations and beyond.
