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Buncombe County Tourism Development Authority

Last updated or reviewed on March 26, 2024

The Buncombe County Tourism Development Authority is a public authority created by state law and subject to North Carolina state statute. Its members also serve as directors of a non-profit entity that employs the staff of Explore Asheville. Members of the Authority administer the proceeds of the occupancy tax within the legislative mandate of the legislation that established the tax. The BCTDA’s purpose is to further the development of travel, tourism, meetings and events in the county through marketing, advertising, sales and promotion. The authority also administers the Tourism Product Development Fund (TPDF) and Legacy Investment from Tourism Fund (LIFT).

The Authority consists of 11 members:

• Six (6) owners or operators of hotels, motels, bed and breakfasts, or vacation rental management companies, four of which own or operate hotels, motels, or bed and breakfasts, with more than 100 rental units, two of whom shall be appointed by the Asheville City Council and two by the Buncombe County Board of Commissioners; and one of which owns or operates hotels, motels, bed and breakfasts, or vacation rental management companies, with 100 or fewer rental units, who shall be appointed by the Asheville City Council; and one of which owns or operates hotels, motels, or bed and breakfasts with 100 or fewer rental units, who shall be appointed by the Buncombe County Board of Commissioners.
• One (1) vacation rental owner or vacation rental management company owner appointed by the Buncombe County Board of Commissioners;
• One (1) executive from a ticketed tourist attraction appointed by the Asheville Area Chamber of Commerce; and
• One (1) restaurant owner, owner of a brewery, distillery, or winery open for tours or tastings, or executive director of a ticketed arts organization appointed by the Asheville City Council.
• One (1) member of City Council (who is an ex-officio non-voting member); and one (1) member of the Buncombe County Commissioners (who is an ex-officio non-voting member).

View current members and board composition requirements here

Regular Scheduled Meetings

The 2022-2023 Buncombe County Tourism Development Authority Board Meeting Schedule

For more information and meeting updates, please visit the website for  ExploreAsheville or contact Julia Simpson .

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• Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority

Brief Description of the organization

Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority (SLTDA) is the official institution tasked with establishing, positioning, and developing Sri Lanka as a leading destination for international visitors and it is responsible for tapping into Sri Lanka’s natural potential to expand and enhance its tourism offering while benefitting investors and supporting communities, in a sustainable manner.

Prior to SLTDA being established in 2007, these functions primarily resided with the organization known as Ceylon Tourist Board / Sri Lanka Tourist Board / Sri Lanka Tourism Board which was set up in 1966 by the government of Sri Lanka an one instructional framework created under Ceylon Tourist board Act No. 10 of 1966.

Then The Tourism Development Act of 1968 provided the Ceylon Tourist Board with the statutory authority to develop tourism in a planned and controlled basis and allowed to obtain lands for development process. The Act also conferred powers for the Protection of Highways and Places of Scenic Beauty and vested authority in the Ceylon Tourist Board for the Registration and Classification of Tourist Hotels and all other tourist services.

The Tourism Act No 2005 came into effect in October 2007. With the circulation of the new Tourism act, the Sri Lanka Tourist Board Act No 10 of 1966, which was in effect for the past 41 years, was replaced. In terms of the provisions contained in the new act, the Tourism Development Fund was legally constituted, with 2 main sources remitting finances to the fund. By way of 1/3 of the Airport Tax collections and 1% of the Turnover of all Sri Lanka Tourist Board registered establishments. The Act provided for the setting up of the Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority (SLTDA), thereby replacing the Sri Lanka Tourist Board. The new Tourism Boards set up under the new Tourism Act are:

• Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau
• Sri Lanka Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management
• Sri Lanka Convention Bureau

To be recognized as the world's finest island for memorable, authentic and diverse experiences.

To be a high-value destination offering extraordinary experiences that reflect Sri Lanka's natural and cultural heritage, are socially inclusive and environmentally responsible, and provide economic benefits to communities and the country.

Data contributions

Hotels, Restaurants, Hotel Proposed, Tourism hot spots, Bank ATM, Shopping Malls, SLTDA Parcels

Role of SDI in their Business Process

Initial use case for NSDI was to develop a platform for investors to identify correct location for tourism investment (investor insights platform). There will be additional use case developed on NSDI on the completion of the said platform.

Name(s): Mr. Janath Palmadulla Junior Manager - Web ICT Department Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority Tel :+94 112 426 900 | Ext: 110

World Tourism Day 2022

Let's celebrate and form the future of Sri Lankan tourism that is sustainable, stronger, more inclusive, and empowering for the planet we live in and the people.

Nuwara Eliya

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A mid Country replete with contended tourist and business community

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Asia’s most spectacular pageant - Perahera is a Sinhalese word meaning a “procession”; there is probably a small “Perahera” of some sort celebrating some occasion or other somewhere in Sri Lanka every day of the week

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Asia’s most spectacular pageant

There can be few spectacular as splendid as the Kandy “Esala” perahera. Yet it is far more than a spectacular; more even than a religious festival. With its roots in customs something over 2000 years old and its proper perpetuation a matter of concern, pride and delight to every mw=ember of the culture and ritual, the life and faith of a race.

From August 21 to August 31 | Kandy

The project to develop mudaliwatta as a community-based tourism village.

Mudaliwatta village is located in the Yatinuwara Divisional Secretariat of Kandy district, 1.5 km away from Kadugannawa.

Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority

Governor Of Central Province Chief secretary of Central Province Chief Ministry of Central Province

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This entire island gifted by shining blue water. Therefore, Sri Lanka is most popular for beaches among tourists.   Read More

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You can participate to Sri Lanka's cultural festivals and events, and it gives you to chance experience in unique cultural rituals. Read More

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Blue whales are the biggest animal live on the earth and Mirissa is the one of most suitable spot to watch blue whales and other whales too.  Read More

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This is the second largest national park in Sri Lanka.Yala is home to Asian elephants, leopards and variety of beautiful endemic birds.  Read More

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Many of gorgeous beaches are located in southern province of Sri Lanka and not at all, this city is home to ancient British and Dutch architectural buildings and many of ancient religious sites.  Read More

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Hello Again Sri Lanka

"Safe & Secure" Certified Tourism Service Providers

Congratulations!!!

To all those who have been awarded the ‘Safe & Secure’ Certificate

• The ‘Safe & Secure' certificate is being awarded to tourism establishments and service providers that have been audited by KPMG an Independent Auditing firm and met the requirements of the COVID-19 Health Protocol.
• The Certificate comes with a unique QR Code.
• The certified service providers should display the Certificates or a copy in the common areas so that it could be easily accessed by international and domestic guests.

1.  Verify all key details related to the certified establishments and service providers thus avoiding possibility of fake certificates.

2.  Report to Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority with photo evidence if available, of any violations by the service providers of the required procedures and hygiene practices outlined in the tourism operational guidelines.

• The certified service providers should maintain the highest operational standards at all times and act with responsibility when conducting tourism activities during COVID-19 pandemic. 
• Unsatisfactory operational practices found during periodic spot audits conducted or through reported violations or complaints, will be treated very seriously and could result in cancellation of the certification status. 

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Sinhala application, tamil application, design guideline for the tourist accommodation facilities, july 12, 2022.

The Design Guideline incorporates a set of instructions aiming to help designers via the consolidation of already existing national design regulations and standards and best international practices in one single document.  These sets of instructions are intended to cover the minimum design requirements for tourist accommodation facilities to help designers and builders to create facilities that are functional and aesthetic to tourists, all while leaving space for designers to come up with innovative and creative ideas. 

Sri Lanka Tourism and Health Guidelines

November 22, 2021.

Tourism was one of the fastest growing sectors in Asia and is the third largest foreign exchange earner in Sri Lanka. When the Covid-19 pandemic surfaced in 2020, tourism was the one to face the immediate impact and one of the industries to be strained the most. Sri Lanka first went into lockdown including the airport closure in March 2020 to control the spread of the virus. The tourist arrivals globally fell abruptly for the first time in the history of tourism and came to a complete halt for a period of 10 months till 21st January 2021.

Sri Lanka Convention Bureau joins with Business Chambers & Associations to resume MICE Tourism.

August 25, 2021.

Sri Lanka Convention Bureau (SLCB) is a state institute under the Ministry of Tourism with the prime objective of promoting Sri Lanka as a venue for MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, Exhibitions & Events) activities.

Sri Lanka Tourism launches membership drive for informal sector supported by Australia’s MDF

August 11, 2021.

Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority (SLTDA), with the support from Market Development Facility (MDF), Australia’s flagship private sector development program, has launched a membership drive to encourage informal sector tourism operators to register with SLTDA. The membership drive was launched recently with a trilingual video series featuring celebrated cricket legend Kumar Sangakkara.

Sri Lanka Tourism attracts over $950 Million in tourism investments despite Pandemic

August 09, 2021.

Foreign investment is a key driver of economic growth, as is the revenue generated via tourism. As one of its primary exports, tourism remains Sri Lanka’s calling card to the world. Over the last fifteen months (March 2020-June 2021) the government has attracted over $950 million in investments, dedicated to revitalising the island’s burgeoning tourism sector.

Sri Lanka Tourism in partnership with UNDP in Sri Lanka take forward National Sustainable Destination Certification (NSDC) as the 2nd phase of the National Sustainable Tourism Initiative.

August 02, 2021.

Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority, Ministry of Tourism with the technical and financial assistance of UNDP in Sri Lanka has initiated the National Sustainable Destination Certification (NSDC) scheme to transform 9 chosen destinations in 9 provinces with the best sustainable practices as the 2nd phase of the National Sustainable Tourism Initiative.

Sri Lanka Tourism introduces an e-learning platform for all SLTDA registered tourist guides

July 29, 2021.

As an initiative to uplift the reviving tourism industry in the country, Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority in collaboration with Sri Lanka Institute of Tourism & Hotel Management (SLITHM) have introduced the continuous professional development (CPD) e- learning platform to all registered guides to enhance their knowledge and skills.

World Bank Webinar on Tourism Sustainability and Resilience features Sri Lanka Tourism

July 28, 2021.

Tourism is a key source of export revenues and employment for the Island and Sri Lanka Tourism recognising the potential for the sector, is focused on developing new products, exploring new markets, and positioning Sri Lanka as the ultimate experiential destination. The Authorities further understand that whilst there are emerging opportunities for growth, it is important to recognize the vulnerability of the sector and strategise on mechanisms to champion resilience and sustainability, with the assistance of Global partners such as the World Bank. Sri Lanka’s tourism product is based largely on natural resources, and it would be detrimental to the industry if proper practices and controls are not followed to ensure the sustenance of the sector.

Sri Lanka Tourism to request debt and interest waivers from the Central Bank to extend urgently-needed relief for industry stakeholders

July 19, 2021.

With the tourism sector being one of the most severely impacted industries in Sri Lanka, Sri Lanka Tourism has continued to support the industry stakeholders through a host of measures to help tide over the crisis. In its latest initiative, the tourism authorities have extended the validity period of licenses of all tourism establishments registered with the SLTDA until the 31 st December 2021 with the hope that it will decrease the burden facing tourism establishments presently. The validity of Tourist Guides licenses has also been extended until later on this year.

Sri Lanka is now open to fully vaccinated travellers with the quarantine-free entry

July 14, 2021.

As Sri Lanka paves the way to restart tourism, fully vaccinated international travellers who have received the second dose of the vaccine 14 days prior to arrival will now be allowed to enter the country without undergoing quarantine.

Vaccination Drive Requests for Tourism Front Line Staff -8th June

June 08, 2021.

Keeping the health and wellbeing of industry stakeholders as its foremost priority, Sri Lanka Tourism has once again requested for a vaccination programme to be organised for tourism industry frontline personnel.

Press Statement : Opening Yala National Park on 8th June 2021

June 06, 2021.

Our attention has been drawn to certain social media posts being widely circulated in the public domain where reference is drawn to tourists brought in by certain individuals.The posts referred to are devoid of truth. We note the wide publicity given to such false posts. There is no such request nor approval given. The ability to visit a ‘Tourist Site’ requires the approval of the respective Line Agency. In this case the Wildlife Department. In the event the Line Agency approves only, can Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority grant approval to visit a site. In this regard we have not received any such request to seek approval to visit Yala National Park.

Sri Lanka Tourism to participate in Sri Lanka Investment Forum (SLIF)

June 05, 2021.

Sri Lanka Tourism will be one of the key sectors highlighted at the upcoming Sri Lanka Investment Forum (SLIF) 2021, the first and largest virtual investor forum in the region scheduled to be held from 7th to 9th June 2021. Opportunities for investments in the tourism sector will be one of the key areas of the forum among 50+ sessions scheduled to reach across two time zones. Sri Lanka Tourism is participating in the forum to promote and position the island as the perfect destination for post-Covid travel and thereby attract foreign direct investors.

Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority approves Bolagala Floating Agro Tourism Resort in Katana – a novel Agro Tourism concept.

March 24, 2021.

Bolagala Floating Agro Tourism Resort in Katana located close to the Negombo tourism hub will be the newest addition to the inventory of unique experiences for tourists visiting Sri Lanka. This is the first-ever floating resort in Sri Lanka created adopting an agro-tourism theme consists of 50 floating cabanas, including 10 GPS tracker equipped cabanas that could freely move around the picturesque lake giving visitors an exceptional experience: floating swimming pool, floating restaurant, main restaurant, pub & karaoke lounge, underwater spa, gym are the main components of the project.

Covid-19 Vaccination for the Tourism industry

March 04, 2021.

The Chairperson of Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority, Mrs. Kimarli Fernando, has put forward a proposal to provide vaccinations for the tourism industry with the hopes of resuming all Sri Lanka tourism activities as normal. The Minister of Tourism Hon. Prasanna Ranathunga has approved this proposition and together with the Ministry of Health a special vaccination program will commence in the coming weeks.

Dear Industry Stakeholders, To safeguard our valued industry stakeholders and our employees; going forward we will be only accepting applications through our online portal which has the facility to upload documents. Please use our payment gateway for any payments. Original documents can be submitted via courier. All relevant details/requirements with contact numbers could be found on this page (below).

REGISTER WITH US

Please Login with Online Tourism Business Licensing Service (OTBLS)  

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Standards & Quality Assurance Department

Finance Department (TDL)

Ict department, bank details, for administration/renewal payments.

Bank: BOC Corporate Branch A/C Name: Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority A/C No: 79746281

Bank: BOC Corporate Branch A/C Name: Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority A/C No: 73104820

Please take your SLTDA registration number (e.g. SLTDA\SQA\..\..) when you go to BOC.

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Sinhala application, tamil application, registration and renewal process of all tourist establishments.

Payment Structure for Tourist Establishments

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ACCOMMODATION SERVICE

Hotel facilities usually include en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning or climate control, telephone facilities, an alarm clock, a television, and internet connectivity (free, or to be purchased.)The rooms may be equipped with a mini-bar, a kettle, and tea and coffee making facilities. Larger hotels may provide a number of additional guest facilities such as a restaurant, a swimming pool, and childcare services. Many hotels also offer conference and social function services.

For further details, please contact our representatives.

Ms. Sujeewa Amarasena

Mr. suranga liyanapathirana.

Registered Classified Tourist Hotels

Registered tourist hotels.

Registration/Renewal Process (Tourist Hotel)

Registration/Renewal Process (Classified Hotel)

Gazette Notification on Tourist Hotels

Draft Criterias for Classification of Tourist Hotels

Boutique Hotels/Villas

Boutique hotels and villas are usually luxurious, personalized, or quirky hotels environments. They differentiate themselves from the larger chain and branded hotels and motels by providing personalized accommodation, with superior services, focusing on ambiance and privacy. They are also known as "design hotels" or "lifestyle hotels."

Ms. Kumudini Gunawardena

Registered boutique villas, registered boutique hotels.

Registration/ Renewal Process

Guideline Boutique Hotels

"Please note that the guidelines for both Boutique Hotels and Boutique Villas are the same. However, Boutique Villas must have a minimum of 5 rooms."

Guest Houses

Guest Houses are small establishments with 05 or more letting bedrooms. They often cater to Free Independent Travellers (FITs) and offer only basic amenities and facilities compared to hotels.

For further details, please contact our representative.

Mr. NalinHettiarachchi

Registered guest houses.

Registration/Renewal Process

Guidelines for Guest House Operations

Relevant Gazette for Guest Houses

Bungalows/Rented Homes & Apartments

Home stays are becoming popular providers of tourist accommodation. This is the practise of renting out a room or residence of a local resident. The terms of home stays may vary and are usually agreed upon in advance between the host and the guest.

Mr. M Jeyakrishnan

Mr. dayananda ratnayake, registered bungalows, registered rented homes, registered rented apartments.

Registration/Renewal Process (Bungalow)

Registration/Renewal Process (Rented Apartments)

Registration/Renewal Process (Rented Homes)

Registration/Renewal Process (Heritage Homes)

Registration/Renewal Process (Heritage Bungalow)

Home Stays Guidelines(Sinhala)

Home Stays Guidelines(Tamil)

Home Stay Unit is a concept that provides maximum 4 bed rooms in your own residence with lodging arrangement where individuals, typically travelers or students, reside in a private residence with a host family. In a homestay, guests often have their own room and share common spaces, such as the kitchen and living room, with the host family. This type of accommodation offers a more immersive experience into the local culture, as guests have the opportunity to interact with and be a part of the daily life of the host family. Homestays are common in various contexts, including travel, cultural exchange programs, and language learning experiences.

Registered Home Stays

Registration/Renewal Process (Home Stays)

Registration guidelines for Homestays

Service Apartments

Service Apartments offer similar services to hotels, but they provide mini-apartment style units, rather than stand-alone rooms. They utilize a booking system similar to a hotel and offer amenities including a kitchenette.

“Please note the following is a draft version of the gazette and is in evolution. Kindly do not base your final construction/business plans on this document. You may, however, refer to this for purposes of discussion, and as to what may potentially be future law.”

Regulations for Service Apartment Registration

Ayurvedic Hotels

Ayurveda is a type of indigenous traditional herbal medicine practiced in Sri Lanka. These establishments offer treatments that may include massages, steam baths, acupuncture, meditation, and yoga, under the guidance of an Ayurvedic Physician.

Hostel Accommodation

A Hostel Accommodation is a budget-oriented, shared-rooms or "dormitory" accommodation for individual travelers (commonly backpackers) or groups for short-term stays with common areas and facilities.

Registration/Renewal Process - Tourist Hostel

Guidelines and Standards For Hostel Accommodation

THEMED ACCOMMODATION & VALUE ADDED ACTIVITIES

A Tourist Accommodation facility developed according to a “Theme” based on  environmental and/or cultural features capitalized with design, fixtures and materials,  highlighting the “Theme” enabling the guest to see, feel and experience the “Theme.”

Ms. Kumuduni

Registration Process

Required Documents for Registration & Renewal

Themed Accomodation Registration Guideline

CAMPING SITES

A camping and/or caravanning site is defined as a demarcated area of land specifically developed to provide sleeping accommodation either in tents or in caravans and also common amenities for living, in an environment bordering or encircling outstanding natural or cultural attractions. These can be located either in a restricted area (e.g. wildlife, nature and forest reserves or buffer zones or sacred areas) or in a non-restricted area.

Mr. Anupa Ranaweera

Guidelines for Camping Site

Eco lodges is a visitor accommodation facility meeting minimum standards, designed and custom built in pristine natural locations, often of significant ecological importance, having strong programs of conservation protecting the environment from pollution and degradation, using technologies to reduce energy consumption and waste, having ethical employment practices and strong measures to pass on tangible socio economic benefits to the neighboring local communities. Commonly use best practice by eco lodges “Leave nothing but foot prints and take nothing but memories”.

Guidelines for Echo Lodges

Heritage Tourist Hotel

Intangible culture is the principal motivation for travel, with Tourists seeking to engage with new cultures and to experience the global variety of performing arts, handicrafts, rituals, and cuisines, a niche high-end market of Tourists would prefer to stay in heritage enrich accommodation facilities during their travel.

As defined, A Heritage Tourist Hotel shall be located in a building declared under the Antiquities Ordinance No. 09 of 1940 or shall be in an ancient construction with Historical and Archaeological value which has been constructed prior to 1920 (not less than 100 years of age) which can be declared under the Antiquities  (Amendment)  Act No. 24 of 1988. The exterior of the building shall not be interfered with or modified from the original appearance. Any additions carried out shall be done in such a manner that the external appearance is maintaining the original architectural features as far as practically possible. After expansion and alterations the newly built-up area shall not be more than 50% of the combined total built-up area (excluding swimming pools) of the new and old. The services provided to the guests shall reflect the type of service which prevailed during the era of the building.

Guideline Heritage Hotels

Tourist Apartment Hotel

A Tourist Apartment Hotel is a purpose-built facility consisting of a number of individual apartments, individually or wholly owned and including all hotel services operated by a single entity, with luxury star class facilities.

Guideline Tourist Apartment Hotel

OTHER SERVICE

Restaurants.

A restaurant prepares and serves food and drink to customers. Meals are generally served and consumed, in-house although a takeaway and delivery service could also be available. Restaurants vary in appearance and offerings. A wide variety of cuisines and service models are offered.

Guests could be served by waiters or obtain their food from the counter or serve in buffet style.

Our staff at the SLTDA are always on hand to assist potential investors.

Registered Restaurants

Guidelines for Restaurant Registration

Relevant Gazette for Restaurants

Spa & Wellness Centre

An aura of tranquility embraces you as you enter the precincts of an Ayurveda Health Centre. You are also advised on how to maintain your health and beauty. You are cleansed, exfoliated, massaged and wrapped in a rich herbal paste of flowers, bark, and leaves and rested, for juices to seep into your body and enrich your soul. Almost all prescriptions used in curing are produced by raw materials found naturally and no artificial substances are used. These would come from the roots, stems, barks, leaves, flowers, seeds, fruits & nuts of many a plant. From the animals: milk, honey, pearls, musk, shells and from the earth: iron, gold, silver & copper are used.

A tourist is initiated to this great form of medication through Ayurvedic Health Centres, Health Spa's and Wellness Centres they frequent while on tour on our island. Most of the treatments practiced in these centers are based on Ayurveda and in some centers Japanese, Chinese & Thai methods of therapy, as well as Aromatherapy, is used.

Treatment is always administered under the guidance of an Ayurvedic medical practitioner or expert in spa method treatment. Combining the Ayurvedic form of medicine gives you not only relaxation of the mind and body, but will also treat the organs of the body to function properly through the administration of drugs using natural ingredients in relieving deep seated diseases as well as maintaining your good health.

Registered Spa & Wellness Centres

Guidelines for Spa and Wellness Centres Registration

Spice Gardens

Today spices are grown in spice gardens of Sri Lanka for export purposes and to be used medicinally and in Sri Lankan cuisine and also as agro-tourism projects.

Cinnamon that is grown in spice gardens of Sri Lanka has been a favorite spice since ancient times. The plant is native to spice gardens of Sri Lanka. The smell of cinnamon in spice gardens of Sri Lanka is the sweetest and most delicious.

Cardamom is popular in the Middle East and is one of the most valuable spice crops of spice gardens of Sri Lanka. Cardamom plants require a shaded environment. The real secret of the spice gardens of Sri Lanka is the curry leaf tree. The aroma coming from the freshly picked leaves can spice up an entire curry dish. It is a scent that can be smelled all over Sri Lanka and India.

Registered Spice Gardens

Guidelines for Spice Garden and Shop Registration

Relevant Gazette for Spice Gardens

Tour Guides (Chauffeur / National Guide / Area Guide / Site Guide)

SLTDA offers tourist guides, chauffeur tourist guides and travel agents many varied types of training to ascertain their competence at the job, and to maintain industry standards. The Sri Lankan Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management has been set up to equip young men and women in the multifaceted field of Hospitality and Travel.

Mr. Neranjan Welipitiya

Registered Tour Guides

Declaration Of Non-Conviction

Check List To Submit The Documents (Registration)

Renewal Of Guide License On Compilation Of 65 Years

Tourist Guide Identity Card Application

Tourist Friendly Eating Places

An establishment with a minimum of 8 covers and a maximum of 39 covers where prepares and/or serves food, drink, and dessert to customers on the commercial operation.

The “eating places” which are taken into consideration here are the places that do not comply with gazetted registration guidelines for restaurants by SLTDA but similar places that cater to the domestic and foreign travelers mainly in touristic areas.

Certification Process

• Step 01  – Identifying Eating Places who has the capacity to be improved as per the Guidelines by random visits by the Inspection team members to such places within Tourism zones in the country (later the owners of such Eating Places will be able to submit an application to SLTDA to obtain the “Tourism Friendly Eating Places” Certification)
• Step 02  – Informing Short-comings to the owners of the Eating Places
• Step 03  – Re-Inspect the places once the short-comings are rectified and fill-up the Mark sheet by the Inspection Team
• Step 04  – Awarding of Certification – “Grade A” or “Grade B”

Grade A  – For those places who got more than 75% at the final inspection

Grade B - For those places who got between 50% and 74% at the final inspecti

Way Forward… It is intended to implement the same Certification scheme in all tourism zones in the country and to give publicity to the logo of “Tourism Friendly Eating Places” in Local print and electronic media and in international magazines and websites.

Registered Eating Places

Guidelines for Tourist-Friendly Eating Places

Tourist Shops

Shops that are set up for tourism purposes are permitted to sell merchandise from a fixed location, such as a department store, small stores and through the post. Retailing may include subordinated services, such as delivery. Purchasers may be individuals or businesses

Registered Tourist Shops

Guidelines for Tourist Shop Registration

Guidelines for Handicrafts & Batik and Gem & Jewellery

Relevant Gazette for Tourist Shops

Travel Agents (Destination Management Companies)

Travel Agencies is a retail business, that sells travel-related products and services, particularly package tours to customers, on behalf of suppliers, such as airlines, car rentals, cruise lines, hotels, railways, sightseeing tours, and tour operators

In addition to dealing with ordinary tourists, most travel agencies have a separate department focused on arranging travel itineraries for business travelers. Certain travel agencies specialize in commercial and business travel. There are also travel agencies that serve as general sales agents for foreign travel companies, allowing them to have offices in countries other than where their headquarters are located. Our staff at the SLTDA are always on hand to assist potential investors.

Ms. Sandaprabha Kathriarachchi

List of travel agents, list of suspended travel agents.

Registration / Renewal Process Travel Agency

Request to issue Bank Guarantee for Travel Agents

Gazzeted Criterias for Travel Agents

Water Sports Centre

With an endless variety of white sandy golden beaches, Sri Lanka offers a vibrant range of adventure sports in Sri Lanka. Azure waters with a colorful variety of marine species and unceasing spotless beaches offer ample opportunities for adventure sports in Sri Lanka. The colorful corals invite you to take the plunge into the deep waters.

You can also see several ancient wrecks, caves & fascinating reef formations while engaging in scuba diving, one of the major Sri Lanka adventure sports.

Sheltering over 90 species of freshwater fish & 21 species of crabs, Sri Lanka offers a fascinating experience of fishing, one of the major adventure sports in Sri Lanka. Several quiet bays lined up with a variety of private villas along the south coast offer you an exciting & wonderful experience with a variety of opportunities for adventure sports in Sri Lanka.

Registered Water Sports Centres

Relevant Gazette for Water Sports

Proposed Adventure Activities

General Guidelines for all Adventure Activities Registration

Guidelines for Water-Based Adventure Activities Registration

Tourist Drivers

Driver ID card issuing process

Tourism driver ID issuing process

Training & Registraion for New Drivers

Next Tourist Driver Four-Day Training programme:

• Schedule: 26th to 29th August 2024
• Time: 8.30am to 4.00pm
• Course Fee: Rs. 5000/-
• Application Closing Date: 15th August 2024

* Only 150 applications are accepted for 2024 - Batch IV , please apply with the relevant documents

Online to google application

Applying for Driver ID Card - After the training programme

සංචාරක රියදුරු මහතෙකු සඳහා මාර්ගෝපදේශ සහ චර්‍යධර්ම

Application to Renewal of Tourist Driver Identity Card (ID) Issued by SLTDA

For Inquiries - [email protected]

Food court, as a special catering service place, has its own unique attractive character where a very wide variety of cuisine is available in one location. The unique ambience, very different from a conventional restaurant, created in a food court will provide an experience where the gustatory and optic nerves simultaneously will allure you to  linger on, even if one is not really hungry or too tired to sit through a full meal. That is the charm of a food court.  

A food court is generally an indoor or outdoor plaza or common area within a facility that is contiguous with the counters of multiple food vendors and provides a common area for self-serve dining.

Registered Food Courts

Guidelines for Food Court New Registration

Destination Event Management Companies (DEMC)

Destination Events in Sri Lanka, organized by Local Event Management Companies, are designed to boost Sri Lanka's attractiveness as a destination for both local and international participants. Virtual Events occur online, while Hybrid Events combine physical and virtual components, engaging both on-site and remote audiences.

Physical Events involve in-person gatherings. Destination Event Management Companies (DEMC) oversee event planning and execution in Sri Lanka, regardless of the event type.

Meetings & Incentives Management Companies (MIMC) specialize in corporate meetings and incentive events, handling logistics and execution. Conference Management Companies (CMC) professionally organize large events for smooth operations.

Trade Fairs/Exhibitions/Seminars Management Companies (TESMC) coordinate trade shows, exhibitions, and seminars to promote networking and knowledge sharing.

Destination Wedding Management Companies (DWMC) manage all aspects of weddings in Sri Lanka, including legal requirements.

Corporate Business Event Management Companies (CBEMC) ensure successful corporate events, from conferences to product launches.

Sprint/Stage Races Management Companies (SSRMC) organize adventure racing events with logistical support and safety measures.

International Sport Event Management Companies (ISEMC) handle global sports events with logistics and media coverage.

Other Event Operators (EO) manage various gatherings, ensuring seamless execution for diverse events, from music shows to recruitment drives.

Requirements for Registration

Registration / Renewal Process

Board resolution form format

Insurance details form

Tourist Vessel Operations

Tourist vessel operations in Sri Lanka offer a unique experience for visitors to explore the island's beautiful coastline and surrounding waters. From exploring water creatures to island hopping, tourists can enjoy a variety of activities on these vessels, accompanied by experienced crew members. With safety as a top priority, these vessels provide a thrilling adventure while maintaining high standards of service to tourists.

Ms. Hashini Chaya

Documents Requirement

Operations Guidelines

Manual Application

Air Based Adventure Tourism Activities

We are delighted to announce that the Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority has collaborated with a committee of professionals, including industry experts, to develop guidelines for a series of Adventure Tourism Activities. These guidelines have been published herewith to create awareness within the industry for both air-based and water-based activities. We are also pleased to inform you that guidelines for land-based Adventure Tourism activities will be published in the near future. To ensure the safety of all visitors, we highly recommend that all industry professionals adhere to the guidelines set by the Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority. We are currently developing an online application system for registration of Adventure Tourism Activities, and we will be updating our website with more information on registration shortly. Air Based Activities: Air-based adventure tourism activity" means an activity carried out in the air with adequate safety requirements in an exclusively demarcated area without posing any danger or causing pollution to the natural environment. This may include skydiving, paragliding, paramotoring, hot air ballooning, and other similar activities.

Adventure Tourism Category Introduction

Guideline For Kite Surfing, kite boarding & wind surfing

Guideline For Whale and Dolphin Watching

Guideline for rafting & white water rafting

Guideline for surfing body boarding & paddle boarding

Guidelines for Leisure Boat

Guideline for Scuba Diving

Guideline for Sport Fishing

Guideline for Rowing

Guideline for Sailing

Guideline for Canoeing Kayaking & Dragon Boating Water Based Adventure Tourism Activities

Guideline for Jet Skiing

Guideline for House Boats

Guidelines for Sky Diving

Guideline for Paragliding

Guideline for Paramotoring

Guideline for Hot Air Ballooning

Water Based Adventure Tourism Activities

We are delighted to announce that the Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority has collaborated with a committee of professionals, including industry experts, to develop guidelines for a series of Adventure Tourism Activities. These guidelines have been published herewith to create awareness within the industry for both air-based and water-based activities. We are also pleased to inform you that guidelines for land-based Adventure Tourism activities will be published in the near future. To ensure the safety of all visitors, we highly recommend that all industry professionals adhere to the guidelines set by the Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority. We are currently developing an online application system for registration of Adventure Tourism Activities, and we will be updating our website with more information on registration shortly. Water Based Activities: “Water-based Adventure Tourism activity” means - an activity carryout in inland, brackish & marine water with adequate safety requirements in an exclusively demarcated area without any danger or pollution to the natural environment. This may include Whale & Dolphin Watching, White Water Rafting, Canoeing & Kayaking, Dragon Boating, Scuba Diving /Snorkeling, Surfing/Body Boarding/paddle Boarding, Kite Surfing/Wind Surfing and other similar activities.

Guideline for Water Skiing, Wakeboarding

Land Based Adventure Tourism Activities

Tourist luxury camping/ caravanning sites/ mobile camping.

Camping is an outdoor activity involving overnight stays in temporary or semi-permanent shelters, with or without essential services. Organized camping primarily occurs at pre-selected camp sites, defined as designated areas of land offering sleeping accommodations in tents or caravans, along with common amenities, near outstanding natural or cultural attractions. These sites may be situated in restricted areas like wildlife reserves or unrestricted ones.

Camping options include:

1. Tourist Luxury Camping/Glamping: Providing premium and deluxe facilities, Glamping offers a more luxurious camping experience than traditional camping. 2. Caravan Camping/RVs: RV camping allows travelers to stay in recreational vehicles with amenities like sleeping quarters, kitchens, and bathrooms, combining the comforts of home with the freedom of camping. 3. Mobile Camping: Also known as expedition or mobile tented camping, it involves setting up and relocating camps frequently, allowing participants to explore diverse landscapes. These guidelines aim to ensure safe and enjoyable camping experiences catering to various preferences, from the simplicity of traditional camping to the luxury of Glamping and the mobility of RV and mobile camping, while emphasizing the importance of conservation.

Vehicle Safari Tour Operations

A vehicle safari tour operation refers to a business or service that organizes and conducts guided tours operated by professional safari operators, stationed outside those national parks and reserves. in specially designed vehicles to explore natural habitats, wildlife reserves, or scenic landscapes authorized by the Department of Wildlife conservation or the Department of Forest Conservation or relevant government institutions. These tours typically focus on providing participants with an immersive and close-up experience of observing wild animals, birds, and other natural attractions in their native environment with degree of risk.

Hiking, Trekking, Nature & Heritage Walk

Hiking, trekking, and nature & heritage walks are distinct outdoor activities that vary in terms of difficulty, duration, and focus. Hiking typically involves moderately easy walks on well-marked trails, usually lasting half a day to a full day, with the level of difficulty depending on the location and terrain. On the other hand, trekking is more challenging, featuring longer journeys with rougher terrain. Trekking adventures often span two or more days and require greater physical endurance. Nature & Heritage Walks combine an exploration of natural and heritage areas, with a guide providing insights into the local ecology and historical significance of the surroundings. These walks can take place on either public or private land, each with its own set of legal requirements, guidelines, and visitor facilities. Whether on public or private land, participants can choose to embark on these experiences independently or enlist the services of a certified guide or an assigned "Trekker/Tracker" for a more informative and structured adventure. The choice between these activities ultimately depends on individual preferences, fitness levels, and the desire for a deeper understanding of the natural and cultural aspects of the terrain.

Caving Expeditions

Caving also known as spelunking, is the recreational or adventurous Tourism Activity of exploring natural underground cavities and passages, such as caves and tunnels. Caving involves navigating through various geological formations, underground waterways, and sometimes tight or challenging spaces. It often requires specialized equipment and knowledge to ensure safety and to minimize environmental impact. Caving enthusiasts may explore caves for their geological, biological, archaeological, or simply adventurous aspects, and it can range from easy, guided tours to more technically demanding and advanced expeditions. Caving is rapidly gaining popularity as a prominent form of eco-adventure tourism in Sri Lanka. Various caving activities have emerged in different geographical and topographical areas across the country

Guidelines Camping

Guidelines Vehicle Safari Tour Operations

Guidelines Vehicle Hiking Trekking Nature & heritage Walk

Guidelines Caving Expeditions

Tourism APP (Digital platforms)

A tourism app is a software product that runs on any information technology-based platform, such as the web, mobile, or virtual reality. It facilitates tourists by providing them with travel guides, maps, local attractions, accommodation booking, transportation options, restaurant recommendations, and other relevant information. Tourism apps can also be used to conduct commercial transactions, such as booking hotels. To be considered a tourism app, the product must meet certain requirements, such as having a secure platform, providing adequate support to users, and operating as per industry standards. Tourism apps that are meant for facilitating tourists visiting Sri Lanka must also have a 100% owned legal entity registered within Sri Lanka. The objective of the tourism app registration process is to recognize and formalize the services of tourism apps and companies that facilitate tourists visiting Sri Lanka. This will help to ensure that tourists receive satisfactory and legitimate services, and that they are protected under the law.

Tourism App Registration Guideline

Registration/Renewal- Process

Request letter for a Bank Guarantee

Tourist City Tour / Open Deck City Tour / City Sightseeing Operations

A Tourist City Tour Service Provider is either an individual or an organization providing sightseeing facilities to tourist in and around the city in safe and comfortable vehicles. The vehicles shall be chauffer driven with the services of a guide.

Blacklisted Service Providers

Blacklisted travel agencies, associations, registration of associations involved in tourism.

Registration of Association in Sri Lanka Tourism Tourism industry stakeholders have incorporated Associations Island wide to assist their members to market their products & services. As the focal point, the Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority (SLTDA) has decided to develop a proper communication channel with all the Associations involved in tourism by registering them.

Why registration is required? The objective of this initiative is to standardize the Associations, their services and create a centralized database for easy and faster communication of the matters which are directly benefiting or affecting the industry such as a crisis.

Benefits of registration

• Legal recognition as a Service Providers Association in tourism
• Become a part of the tourism communication channel
• Eligibility to apply for benefit packages offered by the Government
• Attend professional development programs 
• Eligibility to represent Sri Lanka in overseas promotional activities

**Not a License Holder

Registered Associations involved in Tourism

Association Registration & Renewal Information

Terms and Conditions for Registration of Association

Format for Detailed Information Requirements

Important Notice : You will need to upload the required documentation to the system as part of the registration or renewal application process. Please note that copies certified by a lawyer confirming their authenticity, and marked as "true copies," may be submitted via a special Courier Service.

The details of the courier service will be sent to you via email during the application process. This service is available for both new registrations and renewals of licenses. Please DO NOT send any original documents to SLTDA for verification purpose, or personally deliver documents to SLTDA. Please contact our help desk for any clarification.

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Tourism Minister visits Tourism Development Area

Sep 9, 2024, 1:11 PM | Article By: Yunus S. Saliu

The visit, officials said, was meant to avail the minister and delegations the opportunity to have a physical view of the situation in some of the tourism industrial areas.

It could be recalled that the Ministry of Tourism recently held a dialogue with tourism stakeholders’ in the country with the aim of having a public conversation. The forum was also meant to highlight some of the developments that are on-going in the sector and as well as the challenges affecting the tourism sector.

The Minister and delegations visited the TSU Commander, the demolished Teranga Beach Club, Palma Rima Beaches and environments, Kotu Bendula and Fajara Craft Markets, Horse stable and horse riders, Fajara Water-Front Beach and surrounds, Tourist Car Parks with bicycle parks, TSU houses in strategic areas within the TDA, Denton Bridge Boat Station among other places.

During his visit, the tourism Minister, Abdoullahi Jobe, used the opportunity to not only visit the mentioned places, but to equally sensitise the tourism stakeholders on the need for them to always operate within laid down rules and regulations.

Minister Jobe also urged the horse riders to regulate themselves, saying: “It’s important that you also have uniforms and certificates. This will help your clients to know that you are qualified horse riders and your clients will easily recognize you.”

The tourism minister added: “All those that are having below standard structures within the tourism development area, should try and uplift them and as well remove some of the eyesores in the beaches and their surroundings.”

He called for greater collaboration with the desire of making the country a destination of choice, adding: “There are still some areas that need some improvement. I will therefore still encourage the GTBoard, as well as other players within the tourism in order for them to work in tandem with the objective of making the necessary improvements,” he advised.

The ministry and the GTBoard alone, he went on, can’t improve the destination, saying: “Every Gambian has a role to play in order to make the destination a destination of choice as the significance of the tourism industry in our country can’t be over emphasised.”

In concluding, he said: “I must say I am very much encouraged with what I have seen so far. Therefore, I will work closely with all stakeholders in improving the country’s tourism sector.”

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