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Sri Lanka showcases tourism, investment opportunities at Sydney Lions District 201N5 Conference
Daily FT
|November 22, 2025
THE Sri Lanka High Commission in Australia successfully promoted Sri Lanka as a vibrant tourist and investment destination at the Lions District 201N5 Conference, held on 15 November in Wentworthville, New South Wales.
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The Sri Lanka stall attracted a large number of visitors throughout the day, including senior members of the Lions Club, business personalities, community leaders, and distinguished guests. Attendees were warmly welcomed with the renowned Sri Lankan hospitality, featuring complimentary Ceylon tea tasting, which received appreciation from participants.
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