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Tourism Industry Sees Further Growth

Tourism Industry Sees Further Growth

by Staff Writer 15-04-2024 | 12:44 PM

COLOMBO (News 1st); Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority says a visible growth can be observed in the tourism sector.

Accordingly 50,537 tourist have visited Sri Lanka in the relevant time frame.

The tourists visiting the country have been from India, Great Britain, Russia and Germany.

The Department adds 686,321 tourist have visited the country during the year.

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