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Bringing Sri Lanka closer to global travellers through direct engagement and immersive discovery
Sri Lanka Tourism made a notable appearance at CMT 2026, one of Europe’s largest consumer travel exhibitions, held in Stuttgart, Germany. The country’s dedicated pavilion brought together industry representatives, offering direct access to German travellers, particularly those planning long-distance holidays.
The participation provided an important platform to highlight Sri Lanka’s diverse year-round experiences, allowing visitors to explore tailored travel ideas, accommodation choices, and curated itineraries presented by Destination Management Companies under Sri Lanka Tourism.
Face-to-face interactions enabled potential visitors to seek guidance on planning their trips, while also helping local industry professionals better understand shifting travel preferences and expectations within the German market.
The broader Sri Lankan accommodation showcase highlighted a wide spectrum of hospitality options available across the island, reflecting the growing appeal for well-known brands such as Mandara Hotels & Resorts within the destination’s evolving tourism landscape, alongside other stays that represent the diversity of luxury hotels in Sri Lanka.
The event further strengthened awareness through engaging promotions and cultural elements, supporting Sri Lanka’s positioning as a compelling long-haul destination in the European travel landscape.
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