Intrepid Travel Chairman - Image via DailyFT
Intrepid Travel, a champion of sustainable adventures, viewed Sri Lanka as a linchpin in their 2030 vision. Their Sri Lankan branch flourished, aiming to surpass 15,000 tourists by 2030. Responsible tourism was paramount – Intrepid collaborated with local communities to ensure Sri Lanka’s tourism industry thrived sustainably. This commitment shone through their partnership with the Zero Plastic Movement, promoting eco-friendly alternatives and tackling plastic waste.
Intrepid Travel hosted an evening fellowship on the 25th of March, where they held discussions on its 2030 strategy for Sri Lanka. In attendance, there were representatives of the Australian High Commissioner, administrators of the Sri Lanka tourist industry, as well as Priyantha Fernando, the Chairman of the Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority. Those who flew down for the event took up lodgings at famous Colombo hotels the likes of Cinnamon Grand Colombo.
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