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Sri Lanka launches 'Kids go free' campaign
Dubai
 

The Sri Lankan Tourism Promotion Bureau, in conjunction with SriLankan Airlines, has announced that prominent hotels and resorts across Sri Lanka will offer a free stay for one child below the age of 12 years per paying adult.

Destination Sri Lanka recently reported a surge in tourist industry arrivals in March which were up 8.6 per cent over the same period last year.

The highest performer during the period was the Middle East, which registered an increase of 80.6 per cent in comparison with 2007.
 
The “Kids Go Free” special offer, which includes economy class airfare, star class accommodation for two nights and three days with an international buffet breakfast, hotel transfers and fuel surcharge, starts at Dh3050 from Dubai and Dh2360 from Abu Dhabi. - TradeArabia News Service


 
   
 
     
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