Summary of most updated protocols for fully vaccinated leisure travelers. Updated 24th December Covid 19 medical insurance cover which costs USD 12 p.p. is mandatory for all  travelers (irrespective of being fully vaccinated) from 1st January 2022. No PCR test on arrival nor quarantine is required when carrying a fully vaccinated certificate from the originating country. However the clients should carry a negative PCR test which has been taken 72 hrs prior to embarkation from the originating country.  No on arrival PCR test for non-vaccinated children below 12 ..read more

Sri Lanka Tourism was endorsed by World Health Organization and World Tourism Council in its commitment to carry out sustainable, safe & secure operational protocols in the new norm. Accordingly, Sri Lanka Tourism initiated a very thorough set of guidelines which are on par with world’s best safety protocols. KPMG-Sri Lanka & Ernest & Young-Sri Lanka were appointed as the independent professional bodies to carry out and conduct assessments for registered tourism service providers who are willing to undergo the audit process. The Travel Concierge Sri Lanka, having fulfilled all requ ..read more

  #Secret lives of leopards #Great gathering of elephants #Elephant families in the wild This November, travel to the heart of Sri Lanka’s wilderness with Chitral Jayatileke , Srilal Miththapala & Dr. Prithviraj Fernando who have made wildlife conservation and the study of the magnificent creatures of the wild their personal mission. Join them on a virtual tour into the secret lives of leopards at Yala, the great gathering of elephants of the Minneriya & Kaudulla, the Elephant families of Udawalawe and a menagerie of Srilanka’s wild. It’s time to take a walk on Sri Lanka’s wild si ..read more

  My love affair with Sri Lanka started over a decade ago in Adelaide when I had the good fortune to see Peter Kuruvita in action.  Many months later I embarked on a private cooking tour of Sri Lanka and have been specialising in Sri Lanka ever since. Many people would describe Sri Lankan cuisine as Indian.  Maybe Southern Indian, but I’d like to say, no.  Most Aussies know there’s a difference between Thai & Vietnamese food.  It’s like that. Firstly you need to think about the environment of Sri Lanka.  It is a tropical island paradise.  With that comes ..read more