Cinnamon Hotels of the John Keells group, in partnership with the Swiss Hotel Management Academy (SHMA), this week officially launched the operations of its hospitality education initiative branded Cinnamon Hospitality Academy.
Sri Lanka’s efforts to rebuild its economy are opening new avenues for collaboration with India, with the blue economy identified as a high-potential area for mutual benefit, the Indo-Sri Lanka Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ISCCI) said.
Aitken Spence PLC walked away with the coveted Grand Slam Award at the 21st Best Corporate Citizen Sustainability Awards organised by the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce, at the Cinnamon Grand Hotel Colombo on 3rd December.
DIMO Academy, the vocational training arm of DIMO recently announced a partnership with HomeServe Germany, a leading HVAC company offering installation, home repair, maintenance, and insurance services.
The Sri Lanka Export Development Board (EDB) in collaboration with Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) is focused on expanding Sri Lanka’s ICT/BPM sector by introducing local tech companies to the Japanese market.
Commercial Bank of Ceylon has been announced as the Official Banking Partner for the 38th edition of the Colombo Shopping Festival, the annual event organized by Aitken Spence Conventions & Exhibitions, a division of Aitken Spence Travels.
Sri Lanka’s merchandise export earnings in October 2024 climbed to US$ 1.097 billion, marking an 18.22 percent year-on-year increase, driven by higher earnings from key export categories, including apparel and textiles, tea, rubber-based products, coconut-based products, and spices and concentrates.
The proposed Imputed Rental Income Tax next year could encourage a trend among Sri Lankan people to rent homes over homeownership which directly conflicts with the country’s housing policy, according to a KPMG tax expert.
Sri Lanka welcomed 184,158 international visitors in November, achieving the conservative scenario target set for the month. However, it fell short of the optimistic target of 198,069 arrivals.
Sri Lanka, an island nation with rich resources and a strategic location, is at a critical juncture in its economic development. To recover sustainably from the recent economic crisis, the country needs a strategic approach to revitalise its industries and pave the way for sustainable growth.
As part of the Nestlé Coconut Development Plan – the ‘Good Food Good Life’ company partnered with the Coconut Cultivation Board of Sri Lanka (CCB) to conduct a two-day training programme for coconut farmers. Conducted at the CCB’s Coconut Development Training Centre in Lunuwila, the programme was focused on educating the coconut farmers on the implementation of regenerative agriculture practices in their farms, benefiting the farmers in improvin
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