Sri Lanka welcomed 124,551 international visitors by the end of June 2026, reflecting the country's continued appeal as a leading travel destination and growing confidence among global travellers.
The latest arrivals highlight the enduring attraction of Sri Lanka's diverse tourism offerings, from its scenic beaches and mist-covered hill country to its rich cultural heritage, wildlife, and authentic local experiences. The steady growth in visitor numbers also underscores the collective efforts of the country's tourism stakeholders, including hospitality providers, tour operators, and local communities, in delivering memorable experiences for international guests.
As tourism continues to recover, destinations across the island are benefiting from renewed visitor interest, supporting local businesses and contributing to economic activity. Travellers are increasingly exploring Sri Lanka's wide range of attractions, including heritage sites, nature reserves, coastal destinations, and adventure experiences.
The positive momentum is expected to support the country's tourism industry in the months ahead, with Sri Lanka continuing to position itself as a destination renowned for its warm hospitality, authentic experiences, and natural beauty that encourage repeat visits from travellers around the world.
Leading International MICE and Corporate Travel Event Returns to the Asia-Pacific Spotlight
IT&CMA and CTW APAC continues to strengthen its position as the Asia-Pacific's premier international MICE and corporate travel event, serving as the only global platform to feature the region's largest exhibition of MICE and corporate travel suppliers.
The event brings together regional and international buyers and suppliers through a comprehensive programme that combines business appointments, educational sessions, and networking opportunities. It also features dedicated platforms tailored to key MICE and corporate travel segments, ensuring a diverse and highly relevant mix of industry professionals.
With specialised programmes designed to meet the evolving needs of the meetings, incentives, conferences, exhibitions (MICE), and corporate travel sectors, IT&CMA and CTW APAC continues to facilitate meaningful business connections while promoting knowledge sharing and industry collaboration across the Asia-Pacific region.
In 2026, the event marks 34 years of advancing international MICE business across Asia-Pacific and 29 years of supporting the development of corporate travel and entertainment (T&E) best practices among the region's travel professionals, reinforcing its status as one of the industry's most established and influential annual gatherings.
Sri Lanka Welcomes Over 124,000 Tourist Arrivals by End of June 2026
