To bring tourists back after the deadly Easter attacks, Sri Lanka is hosting international events and relaxing rules.

After the demise of Jet Airways and the devastating terror attacks in Sri Lanka, the Dutch carrier has had a rethink.

The deadly explosions in Sri Lanka that targeted hotels and churches has led to the postponement of a huge UN environmental conference that was due to take place in the country.

The victims include three children of Denmark’s richest man, eight British nationals and people from at least ten countries.

The carrier says its new seasonal service between Warsaw and Colombo is among the shortest routes there from Europe.

“The buoyancy in the industry is gone,” says one tourism chief, due to political turbulence in a destination increasingly popular with Europeans.

The tour operator SpiceRoads Cycling rolls out e-bikes in two more of its markets in Asia.

The only airline still making scheduled flights ceases services, due to persistent bird strikes and elephant intrusions.

As tourism grows, more and more Europeans are being caught out by foreign laws and customs.

Country has hundreds of possible shipwreck dive sites