Edelweiss Resumes Winter Flights to Sri Lanka
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1 min readFrom 2 outlets- Daily Mirror and Newswire report three weekly services during the winter season.
- Newswire says the flights offer direct travel between Switzerland and Sri Lanka.
- Newswire reports that the Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau arranged a Kandyan dance welcome for arriving passengers.
- Newswire says the airport described the performance as a welcome for travellers and that the seasonal service is expected to aid Swiss visitor numbers during Sri Lanka’s peak tourism period.
Daily Mirror and Newswire report that Swiss carrier Edelweiss Air has restarted its winter-season service to Sri Lanka, flying three times per week and reconnecting the two countries.
Newswire reports that the flights provide direct links between Switzerland and Sri Lanka and that the service has resumed at Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA).
Newswire says passengers arriving on an Edelweiss flight were received with a traditional Kandyan dance presentation organised by the Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau. According to Newswire, the airport said the event was intended to welcome arriving travellers.
Newswire reports that the resumption is expected to contribute to arrivals from Switzerland during Sri Lanka’s peak season for tourism.
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