Sri Lanka Tourism Recovery Remains 75% Operational
Sri Lanka tourism recovery is showing resilience despite the challenges caused by Cyclone Ditwah, with roughly 75% of hotel operations functioning normally. The
Tourism
Tourism
Sri Lanka Tourist Arrivals Hit 2.1 Million
Sri Lanka tourist arrivals have crossed the 2.1 million mark in the first 11 months of 2025, reflecting a steady recovery in the
Global Affairs
Sri Lanka Disaster Recovery Fund Launched
Sri Lanka disaster recovery fund is now being established to tackle the widespread devastation caused by Cyclone Ditwah. The Sri Lanka disaster recovery
Global Affairs
Powerful Cryptocurrency Exchange Aid for Sri Lanka
A cryptocurrency exchange has pledged emergency support to Sri Lanka after Cyclone Ditwah devastated communities across the island. The commitment comes at a
Gold Price
Sri Lanka gold price — Dec 02, 2025
The Sri Lanka gold price experienced a notable rise today, reflecting renewed retail interest and stronger global cues that pushed local rates upward
Forex Market
Sri Lanka Rupee and Bonds Update – 02 Dec 2025
Sri Lanka rupee movements drew renewed attention on Tuesday as the currency slipped slightly against the US dollar while government bond yields edged
Forex Market
Today’s Exchange Rates in Sri Lanka – 01 Dec 2025
Stay Updated with Daily Central Bank Currency Insights Currency Buying Rate Selling Rate AUD 197.00 206.21 CAD 216.48 224.30 CHF 375.90 390.96 EUR
Gold Price
Sri Lanka gold price — Dec 01, 2025
Gold price today in Sri Lanka reflects current market trends, with 22 Carat and 24 Carat rates showing steady values. Investors and buyers
Tourism
Sri Lanka Hotlines Offer Safety for Stranded Tourists
Sri Lanka hotlines for stranded tourists provide crucial support amid Cyclone Ditwah disruptions. The Police have established dedicated numbers to assist foreign visitors,
Energy
WindForce Floating Solar Project Powers Sri Lanka Energy Growth
WindForce floating solar project is set to transform Sri Lanka’s renewable energy landscape. The initiative, led by its subsidiary Diya Janani, promises to