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Dhaka: Dhaka Travel Mart 2026 (DTM 2026), one of Bangladesh’s most prominent travel and tourism exhibitions, is set to take place in Dhaka, bringing together key stakeholders from across the global travel industry. Scheduled from April 9–11, 2026, the three-day event will be hosted at the Pan Pacific Sonargaon Dhaka, serving as a major platform for tourism promotion, business networking, and industry collaboration. A Leading Tourism Marketplace Organised by The Bangladesh Monitor, Dhaka Travel Mart has established itself as the longest-running and most influential travel fair in Bangladesh, connecting airlines, tour operators, hotels, tourism boards, and travel service providers. The event is expected to attract thousands of visitors and industry professionals, offering exhibitors a strong platform to promote inbound, outbound, and domestic tourism opportunities. Exhibition Highlights Participation from global tourism boards, airlines, and hospitality brands Dedicated space for travel packages, destinations, and services Opportunities for B2B networking and partnerships Focus on expanding Bangladesh’s tourism footprint in international markets The fair typically features around 70+ exhibition stalls and multiple pavilions, showcasing a wide range of travel and hospitality offerings. Boosting Regional Tourism Growth Dhaka Travel Mart plays a key role in positioning Bangladesh as an emerging tourism destination while strengthening outbound travel connections with key markets across Asia and beyond. The event also reflects the growing demand for travel among Bangladeshi consumers, making it a strategic platform for global tourism stakeholders looking to tap into this expanding market. Follow Travel Trade News social media channels for the latest updates on travel, tourism, aviation, hospitality, and industry news. To publish your news, press releases, or industry updates, reach out to us at connect@ttnconnect.world

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Dhaka Travel Mart 2026 to Showcase Bangladesh’s Tourism Potential with Global Participation

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