Why the Ranking Matters for Tourism, Business and the Wider Economy The international travel magazine Time Out has announced its list of the best places
Tourism remains one of Sri Lanka’s biggest economic lifelines, contributing nearly 5% of GDP before the pandemic. Yet the Tourism Act of 2005, which was
The Rise of Sustainable Tourism | The Pearl of the Indian Ocean, is renowned for its pristine beaches, lush rainforests, and ancient cultural heritage. From
Airport Gridlock | Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) in Katunayake remains Sri Lanka’s most important international gateway, handling more than 98 per cent of the country’s
Sri Lanka is no stranger to economic turbulence. But in the past two years, the island nation has undergone a dramatic transformation—one driven by necessity,
Sri Lanka’s Tourism Rebound – Sri Lanka’s tourism industry, once battered by economic instability and global shocks, is showing strong signs of a strategic rebound
As Sri Lanka takes a bold step forward in its renewable energy journey, the country’s deepening commitment to solar energy is fast becoming a beacon
Highlights Unique Wildlife and Nature Tourism Assets of the Destination Sri Lanka Tourism made a significant impact with its presence at the Global Bird Fair
Secretary of the Ministry of Tourism and Lands, Somarathne Vidanapathirana, stated that 1,095,675 tourists have arrived in Sri Lanka as of July 15, 2024. He
Sri Lanka has been recognized as one of the ‘3 Must-Visit Travel Destinations for Summer 2024’ by a specialist contributor to the prestigious Forbes magazine.
