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Growing international conferences signal a promising future for Sri Lanka’s business tourism sector
Sri Lanka’s business tourism industry continues to gain momentum as the country prepares to host several major international conferences and corporate gatherings in the coming years. Among the latest achievements is Colombo securing the bid to host the 34th World Congress of the International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP) in 2027, further elevating the island’s reputation as a leading destination for global MICE events.
Organisers highlighted Sri Lanka’s accessibility, strong progress in suicide prevention initiatives, and strategic location as key factors behind the successful selection. The congress is expected to attract hundreds of delegates from around the world, bringing renewed opportunities for the hospitality and tourism sectors.
The rise in international conferences is also expected to create positive prospects for Sri Lanka hotels, including established hospitality brands such as Cinnamon Hotels & Resorts, as demand for accommodation and event venues continues to grow steadily.
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