The Allure of Tranquillity

Abstract

This paper explores the effect of low-populated areas on international travelers to Bangladesh. It identifies the transition patterns in tourists' behavior from crowded, conventional places to untouched, unconventional structures, reshaping tourism architecture in Bangladesh. The chapter is thus informed on surveys gathered from past literature concerning international tourists visiting several off-the-beaten-path sites in Bangladesh. These tourists aim for less touristy, quiet, and genuine experiences and tend not to fall under overtourism. The analyzed work emphasized these areas' cultural and psychological features, resulting in better satisfaction due to a better image of Bangladesh as a tourist destination. We found that an optimal level of crowding contributes to long-term, grassroots roots and responsible tourism. Some recommendations have been given to policymakers and the tourism industries to improve and strengthen these areas for tourism significance in Bangladesh, which is essential for national image building and country positioning on the international travel map.