Sri Lanka’s context has changed dramatically in recent years as the island country was able to maintain relatively strong growth (about 5% per year) even during the war, as Sri Lanka’s economy grew, unemployment and poverty rates fell.

Sri Lanka is on track to meeting most of the Millennium Development Goals.

As with all prolonged conflicts, social inclusion has been slow to be established.

Sri Lanka’s demographic transition is having dramatic impacts on education and health as well as the economy.

source: World Bank (http://www.worldbank.org/en/country/srilanka/overview)

Our new venture into Travel & Tourism.

With ourselves already presence in the Travel & Tourism sector was an advantage for us to foray into the hospitality sector with our chains of concept hotels being the latest addition to our group of companies.

Arugam Bay - Paradise for surfers.

Arugam Bay is growing as a main attraction for those who loves surfing in the East of Sri Lanka, a rapidly region after the end of civil war in Sri Lanka.

Arugam Bay is a sand rich stretch of beach in a remote village in Ampara, also the home of Surfing in South Asia; International Surfing Association hosted the first international surfing competition 2005 and providing a limelight for the hidden paradise for those who love sandy beaches.