In February, a Russian tourist died after leaning out of a train carriage in Sri Lanka to pose for photos. Ms Olga Perminova was riding the Podi Menike train, which covers a 300km scenic route ...

In February, a Russian tourist had died after leaning out of a train carriage in Sri Lanka to pose for photos. Olga Perminova was riding the Podi Menike train, which covers a 300km-long scenic ...

Sri Lanka Tourism Bureau hosted a landmark event at cinnamon Life for an ambitious campaign to spotlight Sri Lanka as a top travel destination. This initiative hosted international influencers and ...

In a collaborative effort to position Sri Lanka as a premier wedding and events destination, the Sri Lanka Convention Bureau (SLCB) and the Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau ... of the event was the ...

A tourist is in a critical ... The Chinese Embassy in Sri Lanka urged tourists to “stay away from train doors and do not lean out of trains for photos” in a statement posted on its website ...

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has inaugurated construction work on an jointly-funded solar plant in neighbouring Sri Lanka and witnessed the signing of energy and defense agreements ...

A Chinese tourist suffered severe injuries after leaning out of a moving train in Sri Lanka to take photos, sparking criticism from mainland netizens. The incident occurred on March 9 when the 35-year ...

Sri Lanka’s Pekoe Trail has earned a spot on Time Magazine’s The World’s Greatest Places of 2025 list. Earnings from Sri Lanka’s tourism trade has continued to remain robust during the ...

A Chinese tourist in Sri Lanka suffered critical injuries on March 9 after striking a railway tunnel while leaning out of a moving train to recreate the viral "train hanging" photo trend.

India and Sri Lanka signed a landmark defence cooperation agreement, signaling deeper strategic ties between the two countries. This pact underscores India’s efforts to counter growing Chinese ...

Sri Lanka has launched its first resort entirely operated and managed by women, marking a significant step forward in empowering women in a traditionally male-dominated tourism industry.