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3-day long tourism fair begins in Dhaka Thursday

Officials hope the trade fair will create scopes to promote local branding

The 17th edition of Dhaka Travel Mart 2022, the three-day travel and tourism fair, will begin on Thursday to accelerate the recovery of the country's travel and tourism sector due to the pandemic. 

The Bangladesh Monitor, a premier travel and tourism publication, will organize the event scheduled to be held at the Pan Pacific Sonargaon Hotel in Dhaka, according to a press briefing on Saturday. 

Around 50 national and foreign airlines, hotels, resorts, toperators, and various other tourism and travel-related service providers from home and abroad will participate in the fair.

State Minister for Civil Aviation and Tourism Md Mahbub Ali will inaugurate the event.

A keynote paper on "Prospect of Bangladesh as a regional aviation hub" will be presented by Air Vice Marshal M Mafidur Rahman, chairman of the Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladesh (CAAB), at the inauguration ceremony. 

The Bangladesh Monitor with US-Bangla Airlines will be the co-sponsor and online travel agency Triplover as the title sponsor.

Kazi Wahidul Alam, editor of the Bangladesh Monitor, said: "Following the effect of Covid-19 pandemic on travel and tourism sector for the past two years, the forthcoming Dhaka Travel Mart is expected to accelerate the recovery of the industry."

However, the trade fair will also create scopes to promote local branding, he added. 

Among others, Nisha Tasnim Shaikh, general manager and head of operations of Triplover Limited; US-Bangla spokesperson Kamrul Islam; Zahid Hossain, director (sales and marketing) of Biman Bangladesh Airlines; and Shafiqul Islam, general manager (sales and marketing) of US-Bangla Airlines, were present.

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Bangladesh Travel and Tourism Fair 2022 begins on Feb 3

• January 04, 2022, 02:17 AM
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• Publish- January 04, 2022, 02:17 AM

The three-day 10th Bangladesh Travel and Tourism Fair (BTTF) 2022 will begin on February 3 this year at the Bangabandhu International Conference Center in the capital.

Tour operators, travel agents, tourism authorities, airlines, hotels, resorts, amusement parks and transport companies from home and abroad will participate in the international fair.

Due to the Covid-19 situation, the participation of foreigners will be limited this year.

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However, Nepal Association of Tour and Travel Agents, Eastern Himalayan Travel and Tour Operators' Association, Association of Buddhist Tour Operators and tour operators and travel agents from India, the Maldives, the UAE, Turkey, and Sri Lanka have confirmed their participation in this year's fair.

There will be 130 stalls, including 12 pavilions and 16 semi-pavilions at the fair.

Visitors will be able to enter the fair every day from 10am to 8pm with a Tk30 entry fee; students can enter it for free by showing their identity cards. A raffle draw will be held using the entrance tickets.

Toab Director (Trade and Fair) Md Anwar Hossain said, "We have taken initiatives to make this year's fair more make fair more attractive and exciting."

"On the sidelines of the fair, there will be business-to-business (B2B) sessions, seminars, roundtable discussions, country presentations, cultural events, and raffle draws."

Toab President Md Rafeuzzaman said: "The BTTF is the largest and most popular tourism fair in Bangladesh. It did not take place in the last two years due to the pandemic. We hope that the BTTF 2022 will help the Covid-hit tourism industry of Bangladesh rebound."

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State Minister for Civil Aviation and Tourism Md Mahbub Ali is expected to inaugurate the fair.

Toab has been organising the annual international fair since 2007.

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3-day Int’l tourism fair begins June 2

  DHAKA, May 28, 2022 (BSS) - The country's oldest flagship tourism fair, 'Dhaka Mart' will begin here from June 2 with participation of 50 travel and leisure service providers after a gap of two years due to the pandemic. 

"This year, the objective of the Dhaka Mart is to accelerate the recovery stage of the country's travel and tourism sector following the devastating effect of the COVID-19 Pandemic," Bangladesh Monitor Editor Kazi Wahidul Alam told media at a press conference at a city hotel.   State Minister for Civil Aviation and Tourism Md Mahbub Ali is scheduled to be present as the Chief Guest at the inaugural ceremony of the there-day fair at the Pan Pacific Sonargaon here.   Bangladesh Monitor, the country's leading travel and tourism fortnightly newspaper, organized the 17th edition of the fair this year titled "Triplover Dhaka Mart-2022 (DTM-2022)" that will remain open from 10 am to 8 pm everyday.    Different airlines, tour operators, hotels, resorts, travel agencies, online travel agencies, and healthcare service providers from home and abroad will take part at the fair with wide range of offers and discounts. 

On the sideline, a seminar styled "Prospect of Bangladesh as a Regional Aviation Hub" will be held at the last day of fair where country's top aviation regulators and operators are expected to attend.   Biman Bangladesh Airlines Director (Additional Secretary)-Sales and Marketing Md. Zahid Hossain, Triplover General Manager and Head of Operations Nisha Tasnim Shaikh, US-Bangla Airlines General Manager, PR, Md. Kamrul Islam and Bangladesh Parjatan Corporation Manager (Sales Development, PR) Md. Ziaul Haque Howlader also spoke, among others, in the press meet. 

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Three-day Asian Tourism Fair to begin in Dhaka on Sept 29

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Asian Tourism Fair (ATF) is scheduled to be held for the ninth time in Dhaka from September 29 aiming to encourage domestic and foreign tourists to travel and explore Bangladesh.

The three-day international tourism fair will be held at International Convention City Bashundhara and end on October 1, said organisers at a press conference held at a city hotel on Sunday.

State Minister for Civil Aviation and Tourism Md Mahbub Ali, addressing the e event as the chief guest, said that the fair will play a very important role in the recovery of the tourism industry in the post-Covid-19 period.

The participation of domestic and foreign tourism organisations in the fair will increase the opportunity of great promotion of the tourism industry internationally.

Md Mahiuddin Helal, editor of the Parjatan Bichitra and chairman of the Asian Tourism Fair, presented the details of the Asian Tourism Fair at the press conference.

The fair will be held in cooperation with the Bangladesh Parjatan Corporation, Bangladesh Tourism Board under the overall cooperation of the Ministry of Civil Aviation and Tourism, organised by Tourism Bichitra.

Eight countries have already confirmed participation in the upcoming Ninth Asian Tourism Fair. Around 130 different tourism organisations from Bangladesh, Nepal, Thailand, India, Bhutan, Malaysia, Sri Lanka and Lithuania will participate in the ATF.

The fair will demonstrate various attractive travel offers, hotel, resort or package bookings including special discounts for domestic and foreign travel in the upcoming tourism season.

Among the organisations participating in the fair are hotels, motels, resorts, cruise lines, airlines, tour operators and theme parks and many other entertainment establishments, organisers said at the news conference.

Apart from this, the fair will have tourism related seminars, Art competition for children, Business to Business (B2B) meetings. The fair will have cultural programmes from Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. Through this fair, there will be an effort to present a complete picture of the tourism industry to the visitors, organisers added.

The fair has an airline partner - Biman Bangladesh Airlines, hospitality partners - Intercontinental Dhaka and Pan Pacific Sonargaon, adventure dining partner - Fly Dining, cruise partner - Dhaka Dinner Cruise, entertainment partner - Fantasy Kingdom and transport partner - Convoy Service.

Of the Ninth Asian Tourism Fair, Prime Partner Country is Nepal and Partner Country is - Thailand, Feature Countries are - India, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Lithuania and Fair Host Country - Bangladesh.

The secretary of the ministry Md. Mokammel Hossain said tourism organisations in Bangladesh will also get a special opportunity for promotion and publicity by this fair.

Through this fair, the new potential for the tourism industry will be created in Bangladesh and this fair will play an important role in getting information about travel and tourism in the coming tourism season.

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Faruk Khan calls for more dedication to boost tourism industry

Tourism fair begins in dhaka in efforts to promote tourism.

Civil Aviation and Tourism Minister Muhammad Faruk Khan on Thursday called upon people concerned to go beyond mere rhetoric and actively tap into the vast potential of the country's tourism industry through dedicated efforts and exemplary service. 

Civil Aviation and Tourism Minister Muhammad Faruk Khan on Thursday called upon the people concerned to tap the vast potential of the country's tourism industry through dedicated efforts and service; not just words.

"While we proudly declare ourselves as a hospitable nation, it is imperative to move beyond mere words. Demonstrating our hospitality requires a tangible enhancement in service quality," Faruk Khan said while addressing as the chief guest the opening ceremony of the 12th 'Biman Bangladesh Travel and Tourism Fair'. 

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At the event organised by the Tour Operators Association of Bangladesh (TOAB) at Bangabandhu International Conference Centre in the capital, he also emphasised increasing the number of services to boost the tourism sector. 

Besides Bangladesh, tour operators and travel agents from India, Nepal, the Maldives, Singapore, Vietnam, the United Arab Emirates and Turkey are taking part in the three-day tourism fair. 

The fair has 150 stalls, including 12 pavilions. A number of B2B sessions, seminars and round table discussions will be held on the side lines. Cultural events and documentary films presenting the country's tourist spots will be displayed too.  

Speaking on the occasion, the minister said, "Today's world is a world of publicity. We need to tell tourists from all over the world what facilities we have, how they can come here, what to see. We have no security problem here. We need to increase our publicity through innovative and creative strategies to increase tourists. .

Addressing the gathering, the minister said, "In today's global landscape, publicity is paramount. It is crucial to inform tourists worldwide about our available facilities, accessibility options, and noteworthy attractions." 

"We boast a secure environment, and it is imperative to boost our visibility through inventive and creative strategies, thereby attracting a greater influx of tourists," he added. 

Faruk Khan believes that tourism promotion is actually the job of the private sector while the governments across the globe assist them with supporting polities. 

Mentioning that the government has adopted a tourism-friendly policy, he assured private entrepreneurs of necessary cooperation for boosting local tourism industry, especially for introducing on-arrival visas for the foreign tourists. 

The Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FBCCI) President Mahbubul Alam, Civil Aviation and Tourism Secretary Md Mokammel Hossain, among others, also spoke at the opening ceremony presided over by TOAB President Shiblul Azam Koreshi.

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