Sri Lanka Aims for 5 Million Tourists by 2030: Forging Global Partnerships to Revitalize Tourism

Sri Lanka is actively working to revive its tourism sector after the pandemic, with a goal of attracting five million tourists by 2030. The government is focusing on upgrading tourism infrastructure, improving service quality, and creating a sustainable tourism model that benefits both the economy and local communities. A key strategy involves building global partnerships to introduce innovative solutions and unlock new growth opportunities. The country is also looking to capitalize on emerging trends like MICE tourism and bleisure travel to appeal to a wider range of visitors.