Enter Air launches direct Warsaw-Colombo flights, boosting Polish Tourism in SL

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By: Isuru Parakrama

October 31, Colombo (LNW): Enter Air, Poland’s leading private airline, has officially launched a new direct service between Warsaw and Colombo, connecting Poland and Sri Lanka with a fresh series of charter flights.

This service, inaugurated yesterday (30), is scheduled to operate through to March 2025, strengthening tourism and travel links between the two countries.

Upon its arrival at Bandaranaike International Airport in Katunayake, Enter Air’s inaugural flight was greeted with a traditional water salute.

Passengers were then welcomed by Sri Lanka Tourism with an energetic performance showcasing the island’s vibrant cultural heritage.

The event underscored Sri Lanka’s commitment to hospitality and its eagerness to attract Polish tourists, enhancing cultural exchange and economic ties with Poland.

This Warsaw-Colombo route offers an appealing opportunity for European travellers to experience Sri Lanka’s unique offerings, including its beaches, heritage sites, and natural landscapes.

The seasonal service reflects growing European interest in Sri Lanka as a travel destination and is anticipated to draw an increased number of Polish visitors, benefitting Sri Lanka’s tourism industry as it gears up for a busy season.

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