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Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority (SLTDA) is the government authority tasked with planning, development, regulation, and policy implementation of tourism and related industries.
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SLTDA is the official government institution tasked with regularising the tourism industry in the country, while establishing, positioning, and developing Sri Lanka as a leading destination for international visitors.
Dial 1912 from any phone within Sri Lanka to access tourism related information, or to speak with a representative. Services, Complaints, the Information Help Desk, Customer Care Assistant and other relevant organisations can all be contacted through this centralized network.
The Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority (SLTDA) is committed to developing Sri Lanka's tourism services. Periodically reviews are undertaken and possible improvements and developments cited.
Sri Lanka Tourism Head Office. +94 112426900. +94 112 440001 / 2426984. No. 80, Galle Road, Colombo 03, Sri Lanka. Please submit your Complaints and Suggestions. Contact Details.
18 sty 2024 · The Presidential Secretariat, the Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau and the Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority, together with the sponsors, are happy to announce the launch of Galle Concerto 2024 - the Southern Festivals, and its Handbook, in the week beginning 12th January to the end of March 2024.
The Impact of the Current Sri Lankan Economic Crisis on Tourist Arrivals 2022 (NEW)