Sri Lanka Tourism 2023: Tourism minister says 2mln tourists to visit in 2023

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Harin Fernando, Sri Lanka’s minister of tourism and lands, says the economic crisis is behind them and he is ready to welcome 1.7 to 2mln tourists in 2023 by launching the right initiatives to attract ‘quality’ tourists from around the globe

Staff Writer, Khaleej Times

May 6, 2023

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Harin Fernando, Sri Lanka’s minister of tourism and lands, says the economic crisis is behind them and he is ready to welcome 1.7 to 2 million tourists in 2023 by launching the right initiatives to attract ‘quality’ tourists from around the globe

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Sri Lanka Tourism 2023: Tourism minister says 2mln tourists to visit in 2023

Harin Fernando, Sri Lanka’s minister of tourism and lands, says the economic crisis is behind them and he is ready to welcome 1.7 to 2 million tourists in 2023 by launching the right initiatives to attract ‘quality’ tourists from around the globe

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