A recent BBC article highlights a unique and immersive way to explore Sri Lanka: by renting tuk‑tuks. It explains how specialized rental services handle the logistics for tourists—arranging temporary local permits, lessons, insurance, and reliable vehicles—making it possible to navigate the country’s scenic cultural routes at an slower pace. This trend is gaining global attention, […]
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Sri Lanka Tourism Alliance and Australia’s Market Development Facility collaborates to launch a women in tourism storytelling campaign Building on the momentum of a successful launch of findings from the women in tourism study, the Sri Lanka Tourism Alliance (SLTA) and Australia’s Market Development Facility (MDF), are collaborating to share inspiring stories of women as […]
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For years, Sri Lanka’s tourism model has been framed around distinct “high” and “low” seasons, dictated largely by the island’s monsoonal patterns. The southwest coast thrives from December to April, while the east comes alive from May to September. This binary view, however, fails to reflect the island’s true potential. The reality? Sri Lanka offers […]
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