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Blue Lanka Tours hits milestone of 2500 Tripadvisor reviews, setting a new standard for Sri Lankan tourism

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Blue Lanka Tours has become the first Sri Lankan tour operator to reach 2500 Tripadvisor reviews, with an impressive streak of 5-star ratings, said a release.

It sad that this achievement comes as a testament to the company’s commitment to high-quality, personalized tourism experiences. Despite the challenges faced by Sri Lanka’s tourism sector between 2019-2022, Blue Lanka Tours has maintained its dedication to customer satisfaction.

Founder Dinesh N Perera credited their success to a customer-centric approach, focusing on creating lasting memories for travellers. Beyond tourism, Blue Lanka Tours is also committed to social responsibility, with initiatives like Blooming Smiles and Island Sanctuary, supporting education and wildlife conservation across Sri Lanka.

Perera said: “It is a simple concept executed with commitment by all of us. We want everyone who books their travels with us to enjoy their time on the island and leave with beautiful, cherishable memories. Our operation is customer-centric. We put effort into every bit of detail to make every itinerary perfect. We see our clients not as tourists but as travellers with a universal sense of wonder and adventure who want to discover the extraordinary and authentic that make their travels worth every penny and air mile. We also want them to learn how remarkable Sri Lanka is, not just the landscape but also the people and culture.”

Blue Lanka Tours also advocates animal welfare with Island Sanctuary by collaborating with operators, service providers, communities and organisations that protect wildlife and improve the lives of animals in Sri Lanka. BLT actively supports wildlife corridors and safe passage projects, elephant bypass electric fences projects, wildlife rescue & rehabilitation centres, habitat restoration and protection and anti-poaching initiatives.



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Four dead 32 injured in head on collision at Weerawila

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Four persons including a Budhist monk died and 32 others were injured when two SLTB buses collided  head  on at Weerawila at arond 12 noon today (18).

Three of the deceased were women. 22 of the injured were admitted to the Hambanthota  Hospital while 10 others have been admitted to the Debarawewa hospital.

 

 

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JMSDF ship OONAMI concludes goodwill visit

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The Japan Maritime Self-Defence Force (JMSDF) ship OONAMI which  arrived at the port of Colombo on a goodwill and replenishment visit on 09 Mar 26 departed  on 11 March.

The departing ship was given  a  formal farewell from the Sri Lanka Navy, in keeping with naval traditions at the Port of Colombo.

The 150.5m long JMSDF OONAMI is commanded by Commander IIO Hiromasa.

During the stay in the island, crew members of the ship explored some tourist attractions in Colombo. The itinerary also included a coastal clean-up drive participated by naval personnel of both countries and engagements with the Sri Lanka Navy, designed to strengthen the bonds of friendship and cooperation.

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Cabinet nod to amend Central Cultural Fund Act No. 57 of 1980

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The Central Cultural Fund established under the provisions of the Central Cultural Fund Act No. 57 of 1980 is responsible for development of cultural and religious monuments in Sri Lanka, settling the expenditure borne for development, renovation and conservation of local and foreign cultural monuments, awarding financial donations for artisans as well as awarding those who served the nation in the fields of culture and religious sectors.

The said act has been passed in  Parliament 45 years back and, the requirement to revise the provisions of the act according to the contemporary requirements haa been recognized.

Accordingly, the Cabinet of Ministers granted their policy
approval to amend the said act, considering the resolution furnished by the Minister of Buddhasashana, Religious and Cultural Affairs.

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