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Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau Holds 2026 China Roadshow in Beijing

On September 18, the Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau held a roadshow in Beijing, led by Deputy Director Chinthaka, with nearly 20 island-based destination management companies, hotel groups, and ground operators conducting one-on-one business meetings with over 100 outbound travel agencies from Beijing. Sri Lanka Tourism sees two major potentials in the Beijing market: corporate MICE tourism and high-end customized and parent-child study tours. In 2025, Chinese visitors to Sri Lanka exceeded 132,000; in the first eight months of 2026, cumulative Chinese visitors exceeded 100,000, making China Sri Lanka's third-largest overseas source market. Direct flights to Sri Lanka are available from…

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Impact and considerations

Sri Lanka is actively expanding into China's MICE and high-end customized travel market, with the 70th anniversary of China-Sri Lanka diplomatic relations in 2027 serving as a key promotion opportunity. Direct flights from multiple major Chinese cities provide new destination options for corporate incentive travel and…

Key points

  • On September 18, the Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau held a roadshow in Beijing, led by Deputy Director Chinthaka, with nearly 20 island-based tourism companies conducting one-on-one business meetings with over 100 outbound travel agencies from Beijing.
  • Sri Lanka Tourism sees two major potentials in the Beijing market: corporate MICE tourism and high-end customized and parent-child study tours.
  • In 2025, Chinese visitors to Sri Lanka exceeded 132,000; in the first eight months of 2026, cumulative visitors exceeded 100,000, making China Sri Lanka's third-largest overseas source market.
  • Direct flights to Sri Lanka are available from Shanghai, Guangzhou, Kunming, Chongqing, Chengdu, and Hong Kong.
  • 2027 marks the 70th anniversary of China-Sri Lanka diplomatic relations, and Sri Lanka Tourism hopes to use this milestone to drive new breakthroughs in Chinese visitor numbers.

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中国旅游新闻网
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21 Sept 2026, 08:00
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21 Sept 2026, 12:00
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21 Sept 2026, 08:00
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