President Wickremesinghe Visits Nuwara Eliya, Eyes Tourism Boost

April 17, Colombo (LNW): President Ranil Wickremesinghe made a strategic visit to the Court Lodge Estate in Nuwara Eliya, owned by the Udupussellawa Plantation Company, on the morning of April 16th. His visit aimed to explore opportunities for revitalizing the tourism industry in the scenic highland region.

During his journey, President Wickremesinghe took the Pekoe Trail, an iconic path through the lush landscapes of Nuwara Eliya, symbolizing his commitment to enhancing the area’s tourism potential. Throughout his visit, he engaged in conversations with the local workers, discussing their roles and gaining insights into the day-to-day operations at the estate. This initiative underscores the President’s efforts to boost economic growth and promote sustainable tourism in one of Sri Lanka’s most picturesque locations.

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