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Sri Lanka Records 115,043 Tourist Arrivals in First 13 Days of February 2025

14/02/2025

Sri Lanka recorded 115,043 tourist arrivals within the first 13 days of February 2025 marking a strong start to the month. India, Russia, UK, Germany and France remained the top source markets.

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