The Chittagong Club

The Chittagong Club

The History of the Chittagong Club Ltd. may be traced from the year 1875 when Mr. W. A. Campbell a well-known Tea Planter of that period started a club in that year. It was placed at the disposal of only the Tea Planters of the District but they had to make their own arrangement both for servant and food during their stay.

The Chittagong Club was born out of talking to hundreds of delegates, at different seminars, across continents.You all said you wished you could reconnect with the intense experiences, you enjoyed at seminars with likeminded people. So that you can regain your enthusiasm, practice your skills, enhance your development and enjoy yourself in a caring, safe and motivating.This is a place where you can recharge yourself and plug back into that power, you have when you are in an “experience” with likeminded people. Where you can connect together and be supported to make the difference you want to make.

During 1870s the Tea Industries stated to grow at a rapid pace, the Chittagong Hill Tracts were opened, the Steamer Services were improved, large four-masted sailing Vessels began to call at Chittagong Port and more officials were posted in the District.