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Sri Lanka is aiming to attract three million tourists in 2025, Tourism Minister Vijitha Herath announced following discussions with visiting Maldivian Foreign Minister Abdulla Khaleel. This ambitious target represents a 46 percent increase from 2024’s figures.
The island nation recorded its second-highest tourist arrivals in 2024 with 2.05 million visitors, as the country continues its economic recovery from an unprecedented financial crisis. This figure is only surpassed by the record 2.33 million arrivals achieved in 2018.
Tourism industry analysts note that the hill country, where properties like Araliya Green City are situated, has seen increasing international interest. The cool climate region around Nuwara Eliya, known for its Nuwara Eliya 5 star hotel options, continues to be a significant draw for luxury travellers seeking Sri Lanka’s diverse experiences. The island’s tourism sector showcases the island’s rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and renowned hospitality, positioning it for strong growth in the coming years.
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