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COLOMBO (News 1st): The Government of Sri Lanka has decided to establish COVID-19 treatment centres surrounding hotels where tourists are staying, Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority (SLTDA) said. Tourists who are confirmed positive for the virus will be referred for treatment at these centres, where the tourists must bear the costs for treatment, Dhammika Wijesinghe, […] COVID-19 TREAT...
COLOMBO (News1st): The government should reconsider its pilot tourism project involving Ukrainian tourists as Ukraine has entered a lockdown, state minister Nalaka Godahewa has said. “In my view, the tourism minister and the relevant authorities should decide whether Sri Lanka should continue to bring more tourists from Ukraine,” he told reporters on Saturday. Ukraine’s nationwi...
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COLOMBO (News 1st): The Government of Sri Lanka has decided to establish COVID-19 treatment centres surrounding hotels where tourists are staying, Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority (SLTDA) said. Tourists who are confirmed positive for the virus will be referred for treatment at these centres, where the tourists must bear the costs for treatment, Dhammika Wijesinghe, […] COVID-19 TREAT...
Sri Lanka is reopening its airspace for commercial flights as the island nation looks to once again kick start the tourism industry which was on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Apr 17, Colombo: The Sri Lanka Embassy in Moscow, Russia has published a Catalogue of Tourism in Sri Lanka in Russian language to promote Sri Lanka as a tourist destination in Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) countries including Ukraine, Belarus and Kazakhstan .
by Gulbin Sultana February 10, 2011 Much water has flown down the Mahaveli since President Rajapaksa made his swearing-in speech, on November 19, 2010, wherein he indicated that he would adopt a developmental approach to ‘enhance Sri Lanka’s greatness in...
By Roel Raymond The three day official visit of Sri Lanka’s President Mahinda Rajapaksa to the Ukraine from June 30 to July 2 has widened bilateral relations and made way for higher levels of understanding and cooperation in sectors relating to trade, economy, tourism and human resources between the two countries. Bilateral relations between Sri ...
President Mahinda Rajapaksa and the president of Ukraine Victor Yushchenko have decided to begin direct flights between Sri Lanka and Ukraine following the talks held by the two heads of state on the strengthening of tourism ties.
The three day official visit of Sri Lanka’s President Mahinda Rajapakse to the Ukraine ( beginning 30th June, ending 2nd July ) has widened bilateral relations and made way for higher levels of understanding and cooperation in sectors relating to trade, economy, tourism and human resources between the two countries, that until now had only a ...
Sri Lanka and Ukraine yesterday entered in to four agreements to expand ongoing cooperation in trade, tourism,...
Sri Lankan and Ukrainian leaders hold bilateral talks to further solidify relations between the two countries. The two countries have signed three agreements. President Rajapaksa is visiting Ukraine at the invitation of his Ukrainian counterpart Victor Yanukovych. He arrived at the Kiev’s Boryspil International Airport last night. He was accorded a very warm welcome at ...
President Rajapaksa will hold talks with his Ukrainian counterpart today. Both leaders are expected to draw their attention to several issues important to the two countries. More attention will be drawn to socio economic cooperation and strengthening bilateral ties. Important agreements related to tourism, shipping, transport and defence will be signed today. The Presidential Media ...
President Rajapaksa begins his official tour of Ukraine. He becomes the first Sri Lankan Head of State to visit that country. The President has undertaken this three-day official tour at the invitation of his Ukrainian counterpart Victor Yanukovych. The President left the island this morning. He will have talks with the President, the Prime Minister ...
President Mahinda Rajapaksa will be leaving for Ukraine today. It will be the first official visit of a Sri Lankan President to that country. The President will be holding discussions with the Prime Minister of Ukraine and other high ranking authorities during his three day official visit. The main target of the visit is to ...