Big Five Tours & Expeditions has announced new programs in Sri Lanka to support the country’s economic recovery.
The company is participating in a seagrass restoration project in Kalpitiya, allowing guests to contribute to environmental conservation while enjoying unique experiences. This initiative helps produce oxygen, filter water, and protect shorelines.
According to the The World Travel & Tourism Council Economic Impact Report 2023, tourism contributed 12.6% to Sri Lanka’s GDP in 2019, rebounding to over 9% in 2023 despite pandemic setbacks.
Ashish Sanghrajka, a company representative, emphasized the importance of tourism in driving economic and political stability.
Big Five is also promoting Sri Lanka’s cultural heritage through exclusive experiences such as Manja music of the Sri Lanka Kaffirs and Batik art in Balangoda, offering travelers insights into the country’s diverse traditions and history.
Editor’s Note: This article was generated by AI, based on a press release distributed by Big Five Tours & Expeditions. It has been fact-checked and reviewed by a TravelAge West editor.
