Cox's Bazar, the world's longest sea beach, is bustling with tourists. With the combined holidays of Victory Day and the weekend, visitors from all over the country have flooded the city. The beach is packed with people, and hotels along the coast are fully booked. The administration has tightened security to ensure the safety of the tourists.

Many schools have completed their annual exams, and the New Year's Eve celebrations are approaching, adding to the festive atmosphere. With the arrival of winter, it's the perfect time for a getaway, and tourists are flocking to Cox's Bazar to enjoy the beautiful weather. Families are making the most of the break, with people of all ages riding beach bikes, water bikes, and horses, while others are floating on tire tubes or enjoying a swim in the salty sea.

Local businesses are thriving, with beach chairs, water bikes, and small vendors seeing an increase in sales. Over 500 hotels and motels are fully booked, and some tourists have been seen wandering around with their luggage in search of a room. With the surge in visitors, tourism businesses expect to earn hundreds of millions of taka during this period.

Hotel owners are ensuring there is no price gouging and are focusing on tourist safety. Law enforcement and tourist police are also on high alert to maintain order, prevent theft, and ensure safe swimming. The authorities hope that both domestic and international tourists can enjoy a hassle-free visit to Cox's Bazar.