A Journalistic Approach to Sustainable Hospitality and Tourism in Bangladesh

In each of the various forms of reporting, reams of paper have been devoted to writing on the potential of the tourism industry in Bangladesh. We have been working toward the development of tourism for the past three decades, but our efforts have not always been successful in meeting the expectations. The encouraging news is that in recent times, a significant number of high-ranking authorities concerned with the growth of the nation have come to realize the significance of tourism. There are many different ways in which tourism might benefit the economy of a particular location. These include revenue received from tourist spending in hotels and restaurants, revenue earned from conventions and meetings held, revenue earned from fares paid for transportation, and so on. Tourism and economic growth are inextricably linked to one another. Consider the factors that contribute to the success of a destination as a tourist destination. What are the fundamental components of the tourism industry? The following are a few of the most important things that Bangladesh's tourist industry must have in order to continue to develop: No one has any interest in going to a location that is unsanitary or unwelcoming. Without a pristine and secure setting, the tourism industry will fail to thrive. In a similar vein, towns that do not have aesthetically pleasing settings and an environment that is clean have a very difficult time luring in commercial enterprise.