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Cathay Pacific flies in to Colombo in March
02-15-2008
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Greetings from sunny Sri Lanka; from the land of myriad treasures a land like no other:
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Cathay Pacific Airways will recommence flights to and from Colombo from Sunday
March 30th.
We are very pleased to able to resume services to and from Colombo.
Sri Lanka is an important market for both passengers and cargo and getting the destination back in to our network will certainly be beneficial for the Hong Kong hub
Said Augustus Tang, Cathay Pacifics Director Corporate Development in announcing the daily frequencies operated between Hong Kong and Colombo via Bangkok and Singapore.
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Sri Lanka Tourism and Ashok Kainth will journey through Sri Lanka visiting the Ramayana related sites from 19th to 23rd February.
Travelling through the country following the trail of Ramayana; Ashok Kainth will guide you along as you discover and experience Sri Lanka and its historical connections as they unfold the mysticism of the Ramayana.
For details to join in on the tour call Ms. Ruveni on 2437061
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The 2nd International Conference on Responsible Tourism will be held in Cochin, Kerala from the 21st to 24th March 2008.
The conference will be inaugurated by Mrs Ambika Soni, the Minister of Tourism and Culture, Government of India. Renton de Alwis, Chairman Sri Lanka Tourism has been invited to speak at the inaugural session and make a keynote presentation at the conference. Amongst the travel and tourism leaders addressing the sessions will be Prof. Harold Goodwin, of the Leeds University, Nicole Haeusler of mas contour, Germany, Angel B Colley, Secretary of State of Gambia and Fiona Jeffrey, Chairman of the World Travel Market, UK.
For details visit www.responsibletourism2008.org
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In a coastal village south of Colombo, a Tsunami ravaged village comes back to life. Unawatuna with its beautiful beaches has slowly come back to the life it knew before the big wave hit them.
And in this village a nearly six foot high 200 metre wall is seeing completion and Timothy Seneviratne and his friends want it to be a place of joy, reminiscent of the beauty of the sea. He invites all who love the sea and art to come to Unawatuna on Saturday 23rd February and join in a day of fun, painting on the wall.
The project is themed Under the Sea and to join in to spread joy and create beauty and history visit http://www.unawatunasmiles.blogspot.com
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