Three cruise liners with over 7000 passengers visited Sri Lanka last month. Throughout 2018, Sri Lanka saw the arrival of 53 cruise liners, which in addition, helped to increase the number of tourist arrivals.

Picture (courtesy Sri Lankan Tourism) shows a tourist couple from a cruise liner enjoying a tuk-tuk ride.

Treasury tightens government expenditure

JKH’s foreign holdings thinning fast

Taxi meters in Jaffna

Bumper New Year for Sri Lanka tourism

Glyphosate back: Plantations would take 10 yrs to recover

Migration trail

China after 40 years

Retail market stabilising slowly, says Takas.lk CEO

Jafferjee Bros and JLanka set up remarkable solar project

Infinity and beyond with Balmond and Cinnamon Life

Market-oriented dairy project facilitates unique commercial business model

AGC Lanka, Everthought Australia introduce Aussie trade skills

Lanka’s tea industry reaches boiling point

Sri Lanka takes giant leap in mechanising agriculture

US, fast growing tea consumption market-Forbes report

CDB successfully issues Sukuk Ijarah Securitisation

Collaborator Network enters Cross-Media Marketing industry

SLIC successfully concluded ‘Call to Donate’ CSR initiative

Hayleys Advantis unveils Sri Lanka’s largest distribution hub

edotco installs first smart lamp post in Jaffna

Colombo’s Condominium Conundrum

SO Underperforming, SO Sri Lanka

Stability is now “So Sri Lanka” chimes industry

Living together after tying the knot in Sri Lanka, 40 years ago

Hayleys Advantis to launch e-commerce platform

Leapfrog invests in life insurer, Softlogic Life

Hayleys Energy Services begins Sri Lanka’s First Oil & Gas Drillship Lay-Up at Hambantota Port

Lanka Graphite industry links up with Australian consumer electronics retailer

SLT achieves ISO certifications for its information, security and business continuity management systems