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SriLankan Airlines doubles down: Ahmedabad next, 100+ India flights by December 2026
New Ahmedabad route with 4 weekly flights joins Jetstar, Vietjet, and others expanding Sri Lanka links.
ReadSri Lanka tourism hits record 2.36 million arrivals in 2025
A 15% jump over 2024: tourism earnings top $3.2B as the industry rebounds to new heights.
ReadSri Lanka expands visa-free entry to 40 countries from January 2026
Major simplification for travelers: visa-free access now covers 40 markets starting 1 January 2026.
ReadHoneymoon destinations beyond the guidebook
Thoughtful ideas for couples—from quiet beaches to cultural moments—tailored for Sri Lankan travelers.
ReadSolo travel in South Asia: tips for Sri Lankan adventurers
Practical advice for traveling solo through Sri Lanka and the region, built on warmth and smart planning.
ReadSri Lanka eases visa rules and calls for airline flexibility after Cyclone Ditwah
Authorities request airlines waive fees and offer flexible rebooking for cyclone-affected travelers.
ReadCyclone Ditwah: flight disruptions and visa relief for stranded tourists
17 SriLankan Airlines flights cancelled; immigration waives visa fees for those unable to leave on time.
ReadMaking the most of a Singapore layover
Turn your transit into a short break with this practical guide to Singapore's best quick-visit experiences.
ReadSriLankan Airlines returns to Shanghai in November 2025
The airline resumes its China route as part of aggressive network expansion for the year.
ReadSriLankan Airlines now flying twice-weekly to Seoul
New Colombo–Seoul flights launched 26 October on SriLankan's A330-300, expanding Asia connectivity.
ReadWhat to pack for Sri Lanka: a practical checklist
Get packing right for Sri Lanka's diverse climate and terrain with this traveler-tested checklist.
ReadSri Lanka's mandatory pre-arrival ETA reversal: what it means for you
A controversial mandatory ETA rule was quickly reversed after backlash—here's what travelers need to know.
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