UNB, Dhaka :
Bangladesh wants to promote the Sundarbans, the world’s largest mangrove and a Unesco world heritage site, working together with India and promote cross-border tourism keeping the environment unhurt.
“We’re willing to work to further promote this Unesco heritage site. Bangladesh and India can work together in this regard,” a senior
government official told UNB. He said there is scope to boost tourism both on Bangladesh and Indian sides by working together. “There’re two types of beauty in the Sundarbans on Bangladesh and Indian sides. Tourists can see both sides’ beauty though journeys through the Sundarbans,” Director of Tour Operators Association of Bangladesh (TOAB) Taufiq Rahman told UNB.
Bangladesh wants to promote the Sundarbans, the world’s largest mangrove and a Unesco world heritage site, working together with India and promote cross-border tourism keeping the environment unhurt.
“We’re willing to work to further promote this Unesco heritage site. Bangladesh and India can work together in this regard,” a senior
government official told UNB. He said there is scope to boost tourism both on Bangladesh and Indian sides by working together. “There’re two types of beauty in the Sundarbans on Bangladesh and Indian sides. Tourists can see both sides’ beauty though journeys through the Sundarbans,” Director of Tour Operators Association of Bangladesh (TOAB) Taufiq Rahman told UNB.
