A recent study on Sri Lanka’s lands and property sector has revealed that the demand for land in Thalahena, Gothatuwa and Kolonnawa are rising significantly, which in turn has resulted in the highest percentage increases in land prices in Greater Colombo areas.
Tourism authorities in Sri Lanka have brought down the largest contingent of travel agents from China to the country in a bid to woo more Chinese tourists.
The government of Sri Lanka has reportedly signed 19 loan agreements worth US$ 2.4 billion during the first four months of the year, which is nine times higher from the US$ 266.2 million year earlier.
The government of Sri Lanka has announced that the Sri Lanka Ports Authority (SLPA), which operates the country’s harbours, had made a profit of Rs. 10.5 billion in the first four months of 2019.
Sri Lanka tea exports for the month of May 2019 have reportedly totalled 26.6 M/kgs, which is a gain of 3.5 M/kgs in comparison to 23.07 M/kgs of May 2018.