Untapped potential of tourism in Nijhum Dwip

I am writing to draw everyone's attention to the untapped potential of tourism of Nijhum Dwip, a small island under Hatiya upazila of Noakhali district. Despite its abundant natural resources and rich history, the tourism industry in this region remains largely undeveloped.
Nijhum Dwip, with its breathtaking green landscapes, expansive beaches, mangrove forests, and rich biodiversity, has the potential to become a symbol of economic prosperity for the people of Noakhali. However, the lack of tourist facilities, poor connectivity, and inadequate infrastructure have hindered its development as a tourist destination.
Currently, only a handful of tourists visit Nijhum Dwip, primarily because of the absence of quality hotels or resorts and limited transportation options. While buses, trains, and launches connect the capital city of Dhaka to Noakhali, these modes of transportation are not tailored to meet the needs of tourists. Furthermore, the internal communication system within Hatiya, where Nijhum Dwip is located, poses challenges for tourists.
In light of the above, the authorities concerned are expected to take swift action to address the challenges hindering tourism development in Noakhali district. By investing in infrastructure, promoting public awareness, and fostering community participation, we can unlock the full potential of Nijhum Dwip as a premier tourist destination in Bangladesh.

Tawhidul Islam
Hatiya, Noakhali