Effects of poor infrastructure on tourism in Bangladesh
Mohiuddin, Md (2023)
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https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-2023061223502
https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-2023061223502
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This research studies the negative consequences of subpar infrastructure on Bangladesh’s tourism sector. The study aims to increase awareness of the significance of infrastructure development for the growth of the tourism sector by identifying and analyzing the unique issues experienced by tourists and tourism enterprises resulting from insufficient infrastructure. Additionally, the research offers perceptions and suggestions that can assist stakeholders and policymakers in making wise choices regarding these challenges. The results of this study will be useful to the operators of Bangladesh’s tourism sector.
The theoretical framework emphasizes the importance of infrastructure to the expansion and advancement of the travel and tourism sector. It uses theories about the competitiveness of travel destinations, visitor satisfaction, and environmentally friendly tourism growth. The research examines the effects of inadequate infrastructure on traveler satisfaction, destination allure, and overall tourism performance in Bangladesh by integrating various theoretical approaches. This study uses a qualitative research approach. Information from a variety of stakeholders was gathered with a survey. Thematic analysis was carried out to discover recurring themes, problems, and difficulties relating to infrastructure in the tourism industry.
Several important findings are revealed by the analysis of the research data. First, Bangladesh's inadequate infrastructure has a detrimental impact on tourists' experiences, and it lowers their contentment. The accessibility and connectivity of tourist locations are also hampered by poor transportation infrastructure, which reduces the number of visitors and the length of their stays. Bangladesh’s appeal as a travel destination is diminished by inadequate lodging and hospitality infrastructure, which affects the standard and variety of tourist services. These important findings demonstrate how critical infrastructure is in determining the competitiveness and sustainability of the tourism industry.
The results of this study highlight the negative consequences of subpar infrastructure on Bangladeshi tourism. The analysis demonstrates the urgent need for large expenditures in infrastructure connected to travel, lodging, and other aspects of tourism. By addressing these problems, Bangladesh might become a more desirable and competitive travel destination, attract more visitors, generate more revenue, and encourage the growth of sustainable tourism.
The theoretical framework emphasizes the importance of infrastructure to the expansion and advancement of the travel and tourism sector. It uses theories about the competitiveness of travel destinations, visitor satisfaction, and environmentally friendly tourism growth. The research examines the effects of inadequate infrastructure on traveler satisfaction, destination allure, and overall tourism performance in Bangladesh by integrating various theoretical approaches. This study uses a qualitative research approach. Information from a variety of stakeholders was gathered with a survey. Thematic analysis was carried out to discover recurring themes, problems, and difficulties relating to infrastructure in the tourism industry.
Several important findings are revealed by the analysis of the research data. First, Bangladesh's inadequate infrastructure has a detrimental impact on tourists' experiences, and it lowers their contentment. The accessibility and connectivity of tourist locations are also hampered by poor transportation infrastructure, which reduces the number of visitors and the length of their stays. Bangladesh’s appeal as a travel destination is diminished by inadequate lodging and hospitality infrastructure, which affects the standard and variety of tourist services. These important findings demonstrate how critical infrastructure is in determining the competitiveness and sustainability of the tourism industry.
The results of this study highlight the negative consequences of subpar infrastructure on Bangladeshi tourism. The analysis demonstrates the urgent need for large expenditures in infrastructure connected to travel, lodging, and other aspects of tourism. By addressing these problems, Bangladesh might become a more desirable and competitive travel destination, attract more visitors, generate more revenue, and encourage the growth of sustainable tourism.