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Threats and Opportunities of Farmers and Development of Agro-tourism in Bangladesh

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  • Malay Sarker

    (Department of Hotel Management and Tourism, Royal University of Dhaka, Bangladesh)

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Naturally, Bangladesh has tremendous potential for both agricultural and tourism development. The present study reviewed literature in the sphere of Agro-tourism development, particularly in Bangladesh. Agricultural areas in this country have many tourist attractions which can form the basis for relaxation, enjoyment and education of tourist. In addition, the synergistic effect on national income would have resulted if both agriculture and tourism is practiced in an integrated approach. The study was undertaken to realize agro-biological aspects of Tourism, prospects, importance, challenges, and suggestion for the improvement in the present scenario of agro-tourism in Bangladesh. Agro-tourism in Bangladesh is in its very beginning and there are many weaknesses, challenges, and threats that retard the successfulness of Agro-tourism which need to be solved soon. Bangladesh has a lot of options when it comes to promote the concept of Agro-tourism and find new means that can contribute to its overall economy. After analyzing the relevance of Agro-tourism in Bangladesh, the possible promotional strategies have been suggested.

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  • Malay Sarker, 2021. "Threats and Opportunities of Farmers and Development of Agro-tourism in Bangladesh," International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science, International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science (IJRISS), vol. 5(07), pages 607-611, July.
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