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Tourism - Page 4

September 25, 2026
News/Sri Lanka

Boat Service Planned to Open View of Adam’s Bridge Sandbanks in Sri Lanka

Authorities in Sri Lanka’s Mannar District are preparing to launch a boat service allowing visitors to view all eight sandbanks associated with Adam’s Bridge, also known as Ramar Palam, as part of

News/Sri Lanka

Tourism Earnings Fall Faster Than Arrivals in Sri Lanka

According to the latest report from the Central Bank of Sri Lanka, tourism earnings between January and August 2026 amounted to US$2,061.1 million, down from US$2,290 million recorded during the corresponding period in 2025. The figures point to a decline

September 22, 2026

Sri Lanka Cannot Fly on Tourism Alone

Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Sri Lanka has entered a consequential new phase in the formulation of its tourism policy with the commencement of the National Tourism Strategic Planning

Sri Lanka’s South Is Winning the Race Against Overtourism

Social/Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka is not a country to be rushed, particularly in its southern reaches. That is the central impression conveyed by El País in

Sri Lanka’s New Tourism Visa System Sparks Backlash

May 7, 2024
Business

by Meera Srinivasan A fortnight after Sri Lanka switched to a new visa issuing system, authorities are facing a backlash over higher visa costs that could deter tourists, “Indian involvement”, and “corruption”

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Int’l tourists to Cambodia’s famed Angkor up 41 pct in first 4 months

May 4, 2024
Cambodia/News

The number of international visitors to Cambodia’s famed Angkor Archaeological Park rose 41 percent year-on-year in the first four months of 2024, said a report from the state-owned Angkor Enterprise on Friday.

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Over 2 mln foreign tourists arrive in Philippines since January

April 26, 2024
News

Over 2 million international tourists have visited the Philippines since January this year, the Presidential Communications Office (PCO) said Thursday. Citing data from the Department of Tourism (DOT), the PCO said that

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Saudi Arabia announces record-high spending by inbound visitors in 2023

March 30, 2024
Saudi Arabia

The Saudi Tourism Ministry announced on Saturday that the kingdom witnessed a record-high spending by inbound visitors in 2023, totaling 135 billion Saudi Riyals (36 billion U.S. dollars). In a post on

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Sri Lankan Entrepreneur Sets Sail in the Green Revolution

February 21, 2024
Business

At the centre of Sri Lanka’s growing marine industry stands entrepreneur Awantha Atapattu, whose shift from medicine to maritime innovation reflects the spirit of transformation and sustainability. After dedicating himself to the

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Giza pyramid cladding project raises debate in Egypt

February 2, 2024
Egypt

The plan of Egypt’s Supreme Council of Antiquities (SCA) to clad the Pyramid of Menkaure, one of the famed three pyramids of Giza, with granite blocks raised debate in the country as

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Sri Lanka: A Tapestry of Splendor and Heritage

December 2, 2023
Business

Embarking on my first journey with Sri Lankan Air, the three-hour check-in ordeal quickly faded into insignificance as the warm embrace of Sri Lanka welcomed us with open arms. A country often

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How to escape the bureaucracy and corruption on holiday in Sri Lanka?

November 3, 2023
Columns

I can state that I had the time of my life, enjoying the unforgettable memories of the places I lived when I was young and enjoying the traditional charm and simple beauty

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