‘Sri Lankan Tourism would bounce back soon’

Thambapanni Leisure and Ayura Holdings Pvt. (Ltd.), would jointly invest Rs. 350 million to build a boutique hotel in the iconic Galle Fort.

Sri Lanka is the only country which defeated the 30 year old war and started rapidly growing in the tourism sector and was named as the number one travel destination by Lonely Planet in 2018 and became the little paradise of millennial most favourite destination in the world”, Managing Director Thambapanni Leisure Prashan Dissanayake said.

“We are observing the strengthening of intelligence and a free hand is now being given to the Security Forces. Most importantly, we observe the maintaining of unity among political leaders and the people. This in turn, would help Sri Lanka recover from this scar created from the Easter Sunday bombings.”

“We are confident that Sri Lankan Tourism too would bounce back soon.” Thambapanni Leisure is one of the leading hotel chains which owns four hotels, Thaproban Beach House, Thambapanni Retreat, Thaproban Pavilion Resort and Spa, while Thaproban Pavilion Waves operated under three different concepts.

Ayura Holdings Pvt. (Ltd,), Adhil Fouz has been set up over twenty five years ago and is into various industrial and service aspects.

 

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