Riyadh, Dammam tourism promotional roadshows successful

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Riyadh, Dammam tourism promotional roadshows successful

Tourism Promotion Road Shows organised by Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau (SLTPB) in collaboration with the Embassy of Sri Lanka in Riyadh and SriLankan Airlines ended successfully on March 30 and March 31 in Riyadh and Dammam.

The delegation from Sri Lanka was led by the Deputy Minister of Tourism, Faiszer Musthapha and included representatives from the local travel trade. “The business sessions were an immense success with the Sri Lanka delegation meeting a large number of travel trade professionals in each city and interacting and discussing ways of increasing tourism to Sri Lanka in the post-war era as part of a series of roadshows for 10 days that will cover Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Kuwait,” a SLTPB press release said.

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