The island nation’s government has made it easier to invest in tourism projects, and they reckon there are big bucks to be made. That is, if you have a spare $71K laying around.

The new appointment could see quite a few more Aussies paying a visit to Sri Lanka once the pandemic is well and truly over.

The tour operator’s joint CEOs, Dennis and Sacha Bunnik, are even planning to tag along on some of the trips. It’s assumed they’ll rock-paper-scissors for the top and bottom bunks.

Before you know what hit and ruined travel for everyone, the island destination was making some big waves in the travel space. Now, with the easing of entry protocols, Sri Lanka is ready to recapture that pre-COVID popularity.

The G-Adventures-owned youth travel brand has also introduced a new way to categorise its trips, which it reckons will make it easier for agents to target youngsters.

Give your clients the gift of travel this festive season, with whopping savings on loads of great all-inclusive trips around Asia.

Couch potatoes, rejoice! You can take a tour of some of Sri Lanka’s most wild national parks from the comfort of your lounge room.

This Destination Wrap features three of our favourite things: good vibes, green shoots and some great support initiatives for Aussies.

Scrambling to get back on top of the news from destinations and attractions across the globe? Instantly de-scramble here with this week’s Destination Wrap.

After a weekend of playing uncle at birthday parties, Travel Weekly’s reporter is bringing the sprinkles and chocolate icing vibes to this week’s fun-filled Destination Wrap (minus the sticky fingers).

The wheels are beginning to turn on domestic and international tourism, with border restrictions easing near and far. Huzzah!

This week, TTC Sri Lanka’s managing director gives some great advice to travel industry folk on how to best cope with the COVID-19 crisis.