Can Sri Lanka rebuild the tourism industry post-Covid-19 pandemic?

  To restore the tourism sector and provide a rich experience to tourists, there is a need to explore and plan such as sustainable development of the tourism industry. The tourism industry has the potential to be a driver of social, economic, and environmental well-being, if it is planned and handled effectively, as it should be. But the lack of proper political and economic system in Sri Lanka has also hampered the country’s expected development as well as high-income avenues such as tourism. A combination of the right policies, infrastructure development, and effective marketing campaigns can help the country leverage the economic prospects of the tourism industry post the pandemic .   Massive Sustainable projects like Port City Investment can have a positive impact on the Tourism Industry and the Tourism Stakeholders.

    It is no secret that a large number of tourists come to enjoy the natural beauty of Sri Lanka. But it is worth considering whether the infrastructure facilities, safe environment, as well as the various activities that provide a refreshing experience to the tourists are provided adequately of this beautiful destination.   Although, Sri Lanka claims 8 World Heritage Sites it remains to be seen whether it will benefit adequately. A tourist landing in Sri Lanka takes more than 5 to 6 hours to reach this major attractions in the country. The need to build a few domestic airports and expedite the anticipated refurbishment of existing domestic airports will give tourists greater flexibility and convenience in getting about. Also if we increase the number of seaplane flights available for some destinations, it will become more appealing not only to foreign tourists, but also to locals. To the Tourists have to spend some money to visit some places that have tourism value. ...