A weekly Newsletter
Ethiopian Airlines has received the 2026 APEX Best Airline in Africa Award, a recognition that reflects the confidence and loyalty of passengers who continue to choose the airline across its … Read More
The Bangladesh Travel Writers Association (BTWA) honoured distinguished contributors to travel literature, photography, and creative fields at a ceremony held at the Bishwo Shahitto Kendro auditorium on Saturday. The “Creative … Read More
OPPO, the leading global technology brand, is set to introduce a premium design smartphone crafted for mass users in the entry-level segment. With the upcoming OPPO A6c, OPPO is bringing … Read More
Malaysia-based low-cost airline, AirAsia, has placed a landmark order for 150 Airbus A220-300 aircraft. The purchase agreement (valued at approximately US$19 billion at list prices) is the largest single firm … Read More
Civil Aviation and Tourism Minister Afroza Khanam on Wednesday said Bogura would be developed into one of the country’s major aviation hubs, aiming to unlock the economic and aviation potential … Read More
Crowne Plaza Dhaka Airport invites guests to celebrate Mother’s Day with a thoughtfully curated collection of experiences designed to honor and indulge the most important women in our lives. This … Read More
Holiday Inn Dhaka City Centre has introduced a special gastronomic event titled the “Ultimate Meat Feast,” offering a curated dining experience aimed at meat lovers seeking premium cuts and diverse … Read More
European aerospace giant Airbus om Tuesday expressed strong interest in supporting the formation of a mixed fleet for Biman Bangladesh Airlines, signalling a renewed push to expand its footprint in … Read More
Civil Aviation and Tourism Minister Afroza Khanam has called for innovative initiatives to make the country’s tourism sector more dynamic and profitable.She said that due to a lack of expected … Read More
The government on May 5 announced an ambitious plan to raise the tourism sector’s contribution to the national GDP to 6-7 percent from the current 3 percent as part of … Read More
