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Fri, 22 Nov 2024, 10:55 am

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Maiden century by Varma gives India unbeatable series lead Bangladesh’s interim govt head for attracting more foreign investment in manufacturing sector 7 weak banks get Tk 6,585cr from 10 strong banks Professor Yunus to inaugurate waiting lounge at Dhaka airport HC declares immunity provision in quick rental act illegal BNP demands advanced treatment for July uprising victims Labour counsellor in Geneva called back over harassment of Asif Nazrul Ex-Dhaka-7 lawmaker Solaiman Salim arrested Hope for Rohingya rights and dignity SC stays HC order doubling Khaleda’s sentence in Zia Orphanage Trust Case

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Sunderbans to reopen for tourists, fishermen tomorrow

The Sunderbans, the largest mangrove forest in Bangladesh, is set to reopen for tourists, fishers, wood cutters and honey collectors on September 1 after three months of closure. The three-month read more

Divided land, disputed origins: India’s Brokpa people

Travel on long route trains to become costlier from May 4

Discovering scenic Sylhet: Nature’s beauty and heritage

Tourism in Bangladesh: Service poor but costly

Moscow airports suspend flights following latest reported drone strike

15-km Jam, no hotel rooms: Himachal landslide nightmare for 200 tourists

A traffic jam at least 15 km-long, no hotel room available and no clue on how long the wait will be 200-odd people, most of them tourists, are living a

Sherpa guide Kami Rita scales Mount Everest for a record 28th time

Veteran Sherpa guide Kami Rita has scaled Mount Everest for the 28th time Tuesday, beating his own record less than a week after setting it, as two guides compete with

Tourism suffers a setback for lack of facilities, amusement

Bangladesh tourism never becomes a hit not having required facilities and entertainment which are available abroad. The tourism accounts for 2.2 percent of Bangladesh’s GDP in 2021 but such share

Qatar expects more than five million visitors in 2023

Qatar expects more than five million people to visit the Gulf state in 2023 despite a post-World Cup lull, its tourism chief said on Sunday. Akbar Al-Baker, head of Qatar