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2. WHA T IS TOURIS M ? Tourism is a social, cultural and economic phenomenon which entails the movement of people to countries or places outside their usual environment for personal or business/professional purposes.

3. WH O IS TOUR I ST? A tourist is a person who travels to a place for pleasure. Tourism is the business of providing amenities to tourists or the activity of travelling for pleasure. Below are some examples of how they are used. tourist: In the summer, the city is filled with tourists from all around the globe.

4. Objectives of the Study The main objective is to identify the sector’s present problems and analyze the future prospects of tourism in the country’s economic development. Specific objectives: To assess different aspects of tourism; To identify the reasons of tourism; To analyze the contribution of tourism in GDP of Bangladesh; To explore future prospects of tourism in Bangladesh and T o s u g ges t s so m e r e c o m m e ndat i ons f or de v el o p m e n t o f t o u rism sector

5. Overview of the Contribution of Tourism Industry To express the image of Bangladesh all over the world. To improve economical & structural condition. Earn a lot of foreign currencies. Built many Hotel & Restaurants. Transportation System has been promoted. Thousand of people get job Help to raise our GDP.

6. Sites Spots Beaches Cox’s Bazar Sea beach, Kuakata, patenga, St. Martin’s, Nijum Dwip Hill Station’s Bandarban, Khagrachari, Rangamati, Jaflong, Sripur, Srimongal, Islands Chhera Island, Vhola, Hatiya, Kutubdia, Monpura, Nijum Dwip, Sandwip, Sonadia, St. Martin’s Island Wildlife Sundarbans, Bhawal, Lawachara Forest Waterfalls Madhabkunda, Hum hum, Nafa-kum Archaeological Sites Vhitagrh, Choto khatra, Jagaddala, Mahavihara, Mohasthangarh, Moinamati, Shat ghambuz Mosque, Sonargaon, Somapura Mahavihar, Wari-Bateshwar Architecture Ahsan Manzil, Bara katra, Curzon Hall, Jatyo Sangsha Vhaban, Lalbagh Fort. Religious Shat ghambuz Mosque, kantji Tample, Buddha Dathu, Jadi Armenian Church Events International Mother Language Day, Pohela Boishakh National Monuments Jatiyo Smriti Soudho, Shaheed Minar

7. Bangladesh Visitor Arrivals recorded 135,186 person in Dec 2021, compared with 181,518 person in the previous year

8. In 1995, tourism revenues amounted to 25.00 million USD, or about 0.066 percent of the gross national product. Within 26 years, the country's dependence on tourism has increased noticeably. Before the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, sales were $391.00 million billion, 0.11 percent of gross national product. In 2020, tourist receipts plummeted due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Of the $391.00 million billion (2019), only $217.90 million billion remained. This is a 44 percent decrease in Bangladesh. On average, each of the tourists arriving in 2021 spent about 1,870 US dollars.

9. Tourism sites are not properly explored, extracted and managed. Lack of investment. Low quality services. Lack of safety, security and hygiene. Lack of infrastructural development. Visa requirement and complex visa procedures. Absence of sales plan and public relation activities. Lack of private initiatives in tourism development. Bangladesh cannot offer tourist products and destination packages exclusively to local and foreign tourists. As a result, tourists have to go back to their home with low level of satisfaction.

10. Finally we can say, tourism is one of the most promising sectors for Bangladesh with her huge natural beauty, heroic historical background and archaeological resources. This research has identified whether the contribution of this sector is significant to total GDP of Bangladesh and its future prospects as research problem.