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Unlocking Prosperity: Why India Is Essential for Sri Lanka’s Export Future.

Sri Lanka and Türkiye Strengthen Economic Ties: Eyeing USD 500 Million Trade Goal.

Ministry of Brands Expands Luxury Off-Price Retail with New One Galle Face Location.

Alcohol Production and Consumption Patterns Show Significant Growth in Sri Lanka.

City of Dreams Sri Lanka: Redefining Colombo as a Global Luxury Hospitality Hub.

An in-depth look at City of Dreams Sri Lanka, South Asia's first fully integrated resort, and how its $1.3 billion investment is transforming Colombo’s tourism and business landscape.

Sri Lanka Tourism Club Launches Global Strategy to Attract Luxury Travelers.

The Sri Lanka Tourism Club (SLTC) has initiated a new global campaign featuring international media partnerships and events to boost high-end tourism and target USD 10 billion in annual revenue.

Sri Lanka Pitches Strategic Regional Potential to American Corporate Giants.

Presidential Special Envoy Hanif Yusoof led a high-level virtual roundtable with major U.S. corporations, including Google, Meta, and SpaceX, to promote Sri Lanka as a strategic gateway for the South Asian market.

Indian Affair Strengthens Presence in Colombo with New Dehiwala Outlet.

A Taste of Thailand: Exploring the Authentic Flavors at Thai Rasa, Colombo.

Thai Rasa at NH Collection Colombo offers an authentic yet contemporary dining experience, blending traditional Thai recipes with modern presentation for discerning local and international diners.

Sri Lanka: Cost of Preparing Traditional Avurudu Kevili Table Rises Further in 2026.

Recent data from Verité Research indicates that the cost of preparing a traditional New Year kevili table has risen by 7% compared to 2025, reaching 2.5 times the 2019 pre-crisis levels, largely driven by surging prices for rice flour and coconut oil.

CeylonEat.com Emerges as a Digital Hub for Sri Lanka’s Luxury Dining Sector.

Sri Lanka Faces Price Hikes for Popular Eatery Meals Amid Rising Operational Costs.

The All Island Canteen and Restaurant Owners' Association has announced a 20-rupee price hike for staples like rice and curry and kottu, citing increasing gas costs as the primary driver.