Trans Asia closing for repairs, to reopen as Cinnamon Lakeside

Financial Times

Trans Asia closing for repairs, to reopen as Cinnamon Lakeside

Trans Asia hotel, part of John Keells Holdings, said on Thursday it was closing for 3 ½ months from May 15 for repairs and refurbishment and on completion would be re-branded and launched as Cinnamon Lakeside, Colombo.

The communication was sent to the Colombo Stock Exchange. The hotel suffered some damage, mainly to its kitchen, after a small LTTE aircraft nosedived into the adjoining Inland Revenue Department building several weeks back.

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