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Trans Asia closing for repairs, to reopen as Cinnamon Lakeside

 

Trans Asia hotel, part of John Keells Holdings, said on Thursday it was closing for 3 ½ months from May 15 for repairs and refurbishment and on completion would be re-branded and launched as Cinnamon Lakeside, Colombo.

The communication was sent to the Colombo Stock Exchange. The hotel suffered some damage, mainly to its kitchen, after a small LTTE aircraft nosedived into the adjoining Inland Revenue Department building several weeks back.


 
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