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This article is based on visitors profile study of protected area based tourist spots of Rema-Kalenga Wildlife Sanctuary (RKWS), Bangladesh to ascertain the potential of ecotourism. Study findings shows that 69% male constitute the visitors group while the maximum number of visitors was found in the age of below 30 years. Most of the visitors were literate and among them 43% visitors were student. Most (53%) of visitors preferred to get recreation in holidays as they were employed. Visitors were highly preferred to come with friends group. About 92% respondents showed positive mind to come here in future while 89% respondents view that park has tourism potential. Most of the respondents reported the presence of wildlife (48%) most notable followed by plant diversity and tribal community as recreational. From &#967;2 test it is found that highly significance association present between tourism potentiality of the wildlife sanctuary and some demographic variable like income of tourists (&#967;2 = 49.138, p &#60; 0.000), visiting pattern (&#967;2 = 19.344, p &#60; 0.000), education of tourists (&#967;2 = 50.226, p &#60; 0.000), travelling distance (Km - &#967;2 = 11.427, p &#60; 0.022), duration of staying (&#967;2 = 12.867, p &#60; 0.002), frequency of visit (&#967;2 = 8.456, p &#60; 0.015), visiting time (&#967;2 = 6.530, p &#60; 0.011), problem in the study area (&#967;2 = 14.962, p &#60; 0.021), occupation of tourists (&#967;2 = 8.848, p &#60; 0.031). If the problems addressed by the visitors were solved, RKWS would be a bright place of eco-tourism in Bangladesh

Implications of ecotourism development in protected areas: a study from Rema-Kalenga Wildlife Sanctuary, Bangladesh