Travel

Bangladesh Adventure Tourism Association (BATA) was established with a program at the Dhaka Club on December 22, 2023. This group seeks to avoid any harmful actions in the society and to pique the interest of tourists...

Ethiopian airline has decided to commence flight between Addis Ababa and Dhaka from March 8 next as Bangladesh and Ethiopia, known as African aviation hub, signed an air service agreement (ASA) last week to establish direct...

A new award program for the travel, tourist, and hospitality industries has been launched by travel magazine The Bangladesh Monitor to honor individuals and groups for their significant contributions to the growth of these industries in...

Irish no-frills airline Ryanair on Monday announced that net profit surged 72 percent in its first half thanks to higher fares and record traffic during the peak summer season. Profit after tax came in at 2.2...

Today marked the return of tourist ships to the Teknaf-St Martin sea route after it had been closed for two days. Around ten in the morning, three ships carrying about 1,300 visitors sailed from Damdamiya Jetty...

Tour operators informed AFP on Sunday that an American mountaineer and her Nepali guide were murdered in an avalanche on Mount Shishapangma in Tibet, southwest China, with two people still missing and one critically hurt. One...

Following the surprise large-scale strike against Israel by the Palestinian militant group Hamas this past weekend, major airlines canceled scores of flights to Tel Aviv. American Airlines, Air France, Lufthansa, Emirates, Ryanair, and Aegean Airlines were...

In a significant deal indicating confidence in the aviation industry, United Airlines revealed on Tuesday that it had placed orders for a total of 110 new aircraft from Boeing and Airbus, as well as acquired options...

A prehistoric site in the old city of Jericho in the occupied West Bank has given Palestinians hope for an increase in tourism after UNESCO designated it a World Heritage site. Fewer than a dozen people...

Malta will shut down its loss-making national carrier, Air Malta, next year and replace it with a new government-owned airline, Prime Minister Robert Abela has announced. The Maltese government had been negotiating with the European Commission...