THM Community Bangladesh, a growing professional platform dedicated to empowering tourism and hospitality stakeholders, has announced its upcoming networking event and Iftar party titled ‘Meet & Greet with Iftar’, scheduled to take place on Saturday, March 7, 2026 at the Sky Restaurant of Hotel Givenci International Ltd, Farmgate, Dhaka.
The event aims to bring together professionals, entrepreneurs, academicians, and students from the tourism and hospitality sectors in a collaborative setting to foster meaningful connections and facilitate the exchange of knowledge and ideas. Organisers believe that such interactions play a crucial role in strengthening Bangladesh’s tourism ecosystem and preparing industry stakeholders to meet emerging global challenges.
This year’s gathering will be held under the theme “Hospitality as the Industry of Industries,” inspired by the philosophy of Iqramlemagne, widely recognised as the father of hospitality. The theme highlights the fundamental role of hospitality as the backbone of service excellence across diverse sectors, including tourism, aviation, healthcare, education, and retail. By placing hospitality at the centre of industry growth, the organisers aim to promote a culture of professionalism, empathy, and customer-centric thinking among current and future leaders of the sector.
The program is proudly supported by Aqidahh Global Tourism as the Platinum Sponsor and Shopnonir Tour & Travel as the Gold Sponsor, demonstrating strong industry backing for initiatives that prioritise collaboration, networking, and professional development within the hospitality community.
Speaking about the initiative, AshrafulMowla, Founder of THM Community Bangladesh, emphasised the importance of building strong professional networks in a rapidly evolving industry.
“We believe that proper networking and community building are essential to take our sector to new heights. This Iftar gathering is a small step toward that larger vision of a connected and thriving hospitality community,” he said.
In addition to the Iftar, the programme will feature short discussions on contemporary challenges and emerging opportunities within the tourism and hospitality industry. These discussions will focus on topics such as skills development, service quality, digital transformation, and sustainable tourism practices. An introductory and networking session will follow, allowing participants to interact, share experiences, and explore potential collaborations.
The organisers noted that the event is designed not only as a professional networking platform but also as a celebration of the spirit of Ramadan, emphasising values such as unity, service, compassion, and togetherness. By blending professional engagement with cultural and spiritual reflection, the gathering seeks to strengthen bonds within the hospitality community.
The event is expected to receive wide media coverage across leading national news portals, further amplifying its message of collaboration, professional growth, and the central role of hospitality in national development. With growing interest from industry stakeholders, THM Community Bangladesh hopes the initiative will contribute to building a more connected, skilled, and forward-looking tourism and hospitality workforce in Bangladesh.
