Sri Lankan tourism, the third highest foreign exchange earner in the country, is seeing successes in tourism arrivals as never before, even comparable to pre pandemic levels. 2018 was considered one ...

Everything to know before you go - Sri Lanka lures travellers with an impressive array: wildlife, history, exceptional food, surfing hotspots and beaches ...

Sri Lanka has been listed as one of the 50 best islands in the world for travel for 2023 by Big 7 Travel. The island nation was ranked 13 in the annual round up of the world’s best islands.

US based international travel influencer Juliana Broste, a 12x Heartland Emmy Award-winning travel filmmaker and host, showcasing adventures and fun things to do around the world, recommended Sri ...

Visa-free travel: Sri Lanka recently decided to offer free tourist visas to Indian travellers until March 31, 2024, as part of a trial program. This decision has been taken in a bid to revive the ...

Tourism Minister Harin Fernando and SLTPB Chairman Chalaka Gajabahu receive the award. Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau (SLTPB) won the ‘’The Best International Tourism Board ‘’accolade at the ...

Why Renting a Tuk Tuk Was the Best Choice I usually like to arrange everything myself when I travel, but during my first week in Sri Lanka, I was hesitant to rent my own vehicle.

Sri Lanka Tourism is all set to give it’s best at the ITB Berlin this year, which will kick off on the 5th of March 2024 and continue till 7th March 2024 at Messe Berlin, Germany.

Insider tips on where to eat, sleep and shop in the Sri Lankan city of Colombo. By Eric Wilson T’s monthly travel series, Flocking To, highlights places you might already have on your wish list ...

An unidentified 35-year-old woman, a native of China, slammed into a tunnel wall while engrossed in clicking photos during her train travel in Sri Lanka. She was leaning on the train's door and ...

A 35-year-old female tourist from China is in critical condition after leaning her body out of a moving train to pose for pictures in Sri Lanka, the latest casualty of a dangerous social media trend.