The E-Tourism Association of Bangladesh (ETAB) is a collective organization that brings together professionals and stakeholders in Bangladesh’s digital travel and tourism sector. Its mission is to promote the growth of online tourism services, foster collaboration among travel entrepreneurs, and support the development of a modern, tech-driven tourism ecosystem in the country.
ETAB organizes various events and initiatives aimed at enhancing the digital tourism landscape. For instance, it has hosted events like the “ETAB Carnival” and its Annual General Meeting (AGM), which serve as platforms for networking and discussing the future of e-tourism in Bangladesh.
As of January 2025, the association is led by Md Imranul Alam as President and Md Faysal Mahamud as General Secretary.
ETAB maintains an active presence on social media, particularly on Facebook, where it shares updates on events, initiatives, and industry news.
While detailed information about ETAB’s specific programs and membership criteria is limited, its activities suggest a focus on uniting digital travel service providers and promoting the adoption of technology in Bangladesh’s tourism industry.
ETAB invites you to explore Bangladesh like never before — not just as a destination, but as a land rich with untold stories, vibrant cultures, and natural wonders. From the rolling green hills of the Chittagong Hill Tracts to the golden shores of Cox’s Bazar, each journey with ETAB is designed to immerse you in authentic local experiences and unforgettable landscapes.
With a passion for storytelling and a deep love for travel, ETAB goes beyond typical tours. We connect travelers to the heartbeat of Bangladesh through curated adventures, cultural exchanges, and off-the-beaten-path discoveries. Whether you’re a solo explorer, a couple, or a group, ETAB ensures every trip becomes a personal story worth sharing.
Bangladesh, with its breathtaking natural beauty and rich cultural heritage, has immense potential to become a model for sustainable tourism if developed responsibly. From the world’s longest beach in Cox’s Bazar to the mystical Sundarbans, rolling hills of Sylhet, and ancient archaeological sites, every destination offers unique experiences that must be preserved for future generations. Building a sustainable tourism industry means protecting the environment, empowering local communities, and promoting eco-friendly practices such as green infrastructure, waste management, and responsible travel. By involving local people, conserving biodiversity, and encouraging travelers to respect local culture and traditions, Bangladesh can create a tourism sector that not only boosts the economy but also ensures long-term environmental balance and social well-being—making travel meaningful, inclusive, and truly sustainable.
