The sea areas off the coast extending from Puttalam to Trincomalee via Mannar and Kankasanthurai and from Matara to Pottuvil via Hambantota will sometimes be rough.

Rounded by a series of road shows organized by Sri Lanka Tourism is said to have ongoing bilateral and cultural ties with its Indian counterparts. While shaping the serene Island nation, a series of roadshows were conducted which aims to share and promote their destinations and tourism products.

As part of its ongoing bilateral and cultural ties with its Indian counterparts, Sri Lanka Tourism organised a series of Road Shows in key South Indian cities. These series of roadshows were conducted with an aim to promote the destinations …

Emirates has signed Memorandum of Understandings (MoUs) at the Arabian Travel Market 2023 in Dubai with three tourism boards – Tourism Seychelles, Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority (MTPA) and the Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau. All three agreements reaffirm the airline’s …

Sri Lanka Tourism is expanding its friendly bilateral and cultural connections with its Indian counterparts through a series of road shows in important Indian cities. The Hindu reports that Harin Fernando, Minister of Tourism, stated during a road show in …

Sri Lanka Tourism continues to expand its warm bilateral and cultural ties with its Indian counterparts by venturing into a series of road shows in key Indian cities from 24th– 28th April 2023.The first road show will be held at …

Sri Lanka is hoping to see 1.55 million tourists this year with a large chunk of visitors from India. This was said by Priyantha Fernando, the Chairman of Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority. Fernando said that this year they are …

The country’s earnings from tourism are estimated at more than $1.1 billion last year, compared to $507 million in 2021, according to the central bank.

Sri Lanka Tourism made the presence with the 28 private sector companies at 43rd edition of FITUR International Travel Mart which was held from 18- 22 January 2023, Madrid, Spain.

The crushing economic meltdown last year prompted over 3 lakh Sri Lankans to leave, a record high in official outmigration figures on the island.