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ASMET Secure Your Booth for the Exhibition
We are pleased to inform you that ASMET (Association of Small and Medium Enterprises of Sri Lanka) has successfully secured a booth for our members at the upcoming exhibition. This decision aligns with the advice provided by our President, Mr. Rohan. Mr. Rohan has further emphasized our commitment to supporting our members by offering a…

MRRon entire country to hit Charter Operations jeopardize beach hotels
“ASMET, along with SLAITO and SLAPCEO, held a press conference at the Ceylon Chamber of Commerce to address recent developments. It was stated that most Russian charters have pulled out for the summer season, resulting in anticipated low occupancy rates for beach resorts and potential revenue loss for Sri Lanka. Furthermore, this could hinder winter…

Visa Increase & procedure change
ASMET (Association of Small and Medium Enterprises of Sri Lanka) expresses disappointment at the timing and surprise announcement of the recent visa hike and procedure change, which caught everyone off guard on the morning of the 17th April . In response, ASMET immediately united its voice and lobbied to obtain further information from the relevant…

Minimum Room Rates, a threat to MICE sector – SLAPCEO
He enforcement of Minimum Room Rates poses a long-term threat to the MICE sector, a media release from the Sri Lanka Association of Professional Conference and Exhibition Organisers (SLAPCEO) states. Read more

CABINET APPROVES IMPORT VANS & BUSES FOR TOURISM PURPOSES
“ASMET is delighted to announce that the SLTDA Chairman has informed us that the cabinet has approved the importation of vans and buses for the industry. This approval authorizes the importation of 750 vans, capable of accommodating 6 to 15 passengers each, and 250 buses, with seating capacities ranging from 16 to 45. This initiative…
Boost for tourism with Shree Ramayan Trails launch
Sri Lanka’s tourism industry is anticipated to receive a boost from Indian pilgrims with the official launch of the Shree Ramayan Trails project. The Indo-Sri Lankan cultural project aims to draw millions of Indian and international Hindu pilgrims, travelers, and tourists to Sri Lanka by offering the pilgrimage of nine sacred sites across Sri Lanka…