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How Improvement Of Ties With Bangladesh Under Prime Minister Modi Is Becoming A Game-Changer For North East India’s Economy byJaideep Mazumdar-Dec 13, 2022 02:30 PM +05:30 IST Prime Minister Narendra Modi with her Bangladeshi counterpart Sheikh Hasina. (Representative Image) Snapshot Once the...

This 54 years old book is very much outdated and a relic of a past when many pseudo-anthropologists, economists and sociologists from the West described the developmental difference between Asian and European civilization from a racial and cultural superiority angle of the later. In the...

We Bangladeshi people have to change our mentality that tourists mean foreigners. We have this impression because we were not used to seeing our people traveling for recreational purposes. But in every big country with established tourism sector, tourism means domestic tourism. This is where...

Three days holiday brought 350,000 tourists to Cox's Bazar alone. All the hotels there are now at full capacity and no rooms are vacant.

Lots of tourists flocked at Bandarban, Rangamati and Kuakata. All the hotels in Bandarban and Rangamati are fully occupied so are restaurants. Kuakata's more than 150 hotels, motels and cottages are totally booked 7 days ago, so many tourists are forced to open-air night or at relatives' homes.

Argentina president to open embassy in Dhaka in 2023 Diplomatic Correspondent Dhaka Published: 22 Dec 2022, 13: 34 A combination of the flags of Bangladesh and ArgentinaProthom Alo illustration Argentina president Alberto Fernandez thanked Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and the people of...

That's what is predicted by HSBC and others. Bangladesh will see the steepest climb in consumer numbers between now and 2030 among the biggest markets when Bangladesh is expected to be the 9th largest consumer market in the world...

Sea beaches and hills are filling up with tourists. Lots of tourists at Rangamati, Bandarban and Khagrachari. Long vehicles queue at Padma bridge for Kuakata. Cox's Bazar is full.

Hundreds of thousands of tourists flocked to Cox's Bazar beach taking the opportunity of 3 days long holiday starting from today. Not a single room remained vacant of more then 500 hotels and motels.