With Chinese tourism arrivals growing, Air China is set to enhance its frequency to Colombo with the launch of daily flights, beginning on October 27, aligning with the winter schedule.
The new daily service will cater to the increasing demand for travel to Sri Lanka, which is gaining popularity as a year-round destination for both leisure and business travelers. Sri Lanka’s tourism sector is optimistic that this increase in direct air capacity will further boost visitor arrivals, especially during the peak winter months, when global travelers seek tropical getaways.
This strategic move underscores Air China’s commitment to bolstering connectivity between China and South Asia, offering greater convenience for travelers and fostering business and tourism links between the two nations and also reflects the strengthening economic ties between the two countries.
Jetwing air would be the GSA for the airline.
