Singapore media delegation visits Sri Lanka to promote tourism
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Newswire reports that a delegation of media representatives from Singapore is on a familiarisation tour of Sri Lanka from November 1 to 7, intended to promote the country as a destination for Singaporean travellers. The delegation is led by Singapore Press Club Vice-President Baghman Singh.
Newswire reports that the visit was organised in collaboration with the Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau and the Singapore Press Club. The Sri Lankan High Commission in Singapore said the programme will introduce participants to the country’s cultural heritage, natural attractions, hospitality and food.
Newswire reports that a pre-departure briefing was held on October 28 at the High Commission in Singapore. Journalists attended in person, while Tourism Promotion Bureau officials joined remotely; the briefing covered the itinerary and Sri Lanka’s tourism offerings.
Newswire reports that participants are expected to share their experiences through their respective media outlets after the tour, with the aim of increasing awareness of Sri Lanka among Singaporean audiences. The High Commission described the initiative as part of broader efforts to build media and people-to-people ties between the two countries while promoting tourism.
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