Sri Lanka’s tourism earnings exceed USD 1 billion in first three months

Sri Lanka’s tourism earnings exceed USD 1 billion in first three months

April 8, 2024   08:26 am

Tourism Minister Harin Fernando says Sri Lanka’s total tourist arrivals for the first three months of this year have been recorded as 635,784. 

He added that the amount earned from tourism in that period is USD 1,025 million.

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