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BUSINESS12h agoWhy Sri Lanka’s tourism is thriving amid crises while Keralam struggles to regain lost ground despite its advantagesThe two destinations offer comparable tourism experiences and products. Even amid adverse global conditions, Colombo has managed to surpass its pre-COVID foreign tourist arrival figures, while Keralam has struggled to regain momentum, achieving only around 70% of its pre-pandemic arrivalsThe Hindu
BUSINESSOct 19Sri Lanka Rakes In Over US$2 . 2 Billion in Tourism Revenue in First Nine Months of 2026Sri Lanka generated over US$2.2 billion in tourism revenue during the first nine months of 2026. This highlights a significant economic achievement for the country's tourism sector.lankanewspapers.com · Sri Lanka
BUSINESSOct 17China RMB Clearing Bank Opens in Sri Lanka , Boosting Yuan - Based Trade and Financial TiesA Chinese RMB clearing bank has opened in Sri Lanka, which is expected to enhance Yuan-based trade and financial connections between the two nations. This development signifies strengthening economic ties and regional financial shifts.lankanewspapers.com · Sri Lanka
BUSINESSOct 16The German connection : Why Sri Lanka needs it – and vice versaThis article explores the mutual importance of the relationship between Germany and Sri Lanka. It suggests that both nations benefit from their connection.ft.lk · Sri Lanka
BUSINESSBREAKINGOct 220 Iranian oil tankers stranded off Sri Lanka as supplies run short - Breaking NewsTwenty Iranian oil tankers are stranded off Sri Lanka, indicating a critical shortage of supplies for the island nation. This situation highlights a significant international energy supply and logistics issue.dailymirror.lk · Sri Lanka
BUSINESSOct 2Sri Lanka $57 . 4 Million ADB Solar Project Undermined by Government Own Policy ReversalA $57.4 million ADB solar project in Sri Lanka is reportedly being undermined by the government's own policy reversal. This suggests significant financial and developmental instability for a major energy initiative.lankanewspapers.com · Sri Lanka