The airline, which operates nearly 90 weekly flights between India and Sri Lanka, announced the launch of Ahmedabad as its tenth Indian destination. By connecting six of India’s eight major metropolitan hubs, SriLankan aims to make Sri Lanka more accessible to leisure, business, and cultural travellers alike.
Partnering with the Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau and other trade bodies, the airline highlighted Sri Lanka’s diverse offerings—from festivals, wellness retreats, beaches, and wildlife to historical and spiritual sites. Its award-winning Ramayana Trail campaign was showcased as a key initiative to inspire Indian tourists to explore locations tied to the legendary epic.
“SriLankan Airlines isn’t just about flights—it’s about connecting cultures and experiences,” said Dimuthu Tennakoon, Head of Commercial.
About 60% of Indian passengers book through travel partners and online agents, with the rest via SriLankan’s direct channels.
