On a quiet stretch of Sri Lanka’s south‑east coast, where the Indian Ocean meets the untamed edge of Yala National ...

Something is quietly changing in the way people are travelling to Sri Lanka and it shows in the numbers. In January 2026 alone, more than 223,000 international visitors arrived on the island, making ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Judy Koutsky covers adventure, luxury and family travel. It’s the elephant that for 2,000 years has defined Sri Lanka. It’s ...

Sri Lanka can be best described as south Asia in miniature form, filled with beaches, elephants, tea plantations, curries, sacred rituals, colourful ceremonies, and most of all, warmly welcoming ...

Sri Lanka has always had a way of pulling travellers in. Some come for its palm-lined beaches, while others arrive chasing wildlife safaris, misty hill towns or centuries-old temples. For many, it is ...

Cinnamon Hotels' strategy for Indian travellers is central to Sri Lanka's tourism revival, focusing on new integrated resorts and experiences that go far beyond the beaches., says CEO Hishan Singhawan ...

Sri Lanka is an enigma. A little bit of India, a splash of the Maldives and a hint of Bali, the country retains a distinct personality all its own, discernible only in its startlingly diverse corners.

Sri Lanka offers diverse beaches, vibrant food, and culture, while Andaman boasts clearer waters, marine life, and tranquility. Travel ease favors Andaman, adventure options tie. Choose Sri Lanka for ...

Sri Lanka may be small in size, but it packs an extraordinary mix of golden beaches, misty hills, ancient ruins, and wildlife ...