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Legends in Sri Lankan tourism

Legends and pioneers in Sri Lankan tourism industry were this week recognised by the IATA Agents association. Ceylon Tours were among those recognised at the inaugural "Legends Awards" ceremony, receiving the special recognition award for the oldest IATA travel agency being members of IATA since 1951. Established in 1946, Ceylon Tours is one of the pioneer travel companies in Sri Lanka. Over the years the 64-year old organisation has established itself as one of Sri Lanka's leading destination management companies.

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