Eight travel advisors have the opportunity to participate in a complimentary famil to Sri Lanka, departing 10 July 2020. The Travel Concierge Sri Lanka is offering agents the chance to explore the country’s diversity and depth beyond the standard Cultural Triangle.Over 10 days, rather than being stuck on an itinerary doing multiple property inspections and cliché activities, participants will be immersed in Sri Lankan culture and hospitality. Every detail of the trip has been meticulously taken care of.
From waking up in the luxury of a five-star beach property, guests will have an incredible array of experiences including staying at The Mudhouse eco-lodge, various local cooking lessons, Jeep safari, nature walks, the indigenous Vedda tribe , boutique tea-plantation retreat, ethical turtle conservation and nightlife in Colombo.Inclusions:
Full board
Nine nights
Single rooms throughout*
Hosted by Director, Laahiru Jayamanne
Highlights include:
Visiting the Vedda tribe
Fantastic Sri Lankan cuisine throughout
Local cooking lessons
Volunteering at Turtle Hatchery
Elephants & wildlife in their natural habitat
Jeep safari
Breakfast on top of Pidurangula Rock
Sigiriya Rock
Walking tour of Galle
Staying in an eco-mudhut
Tea plantation getaway
Walk to Rathna falls with nelum leaf picnic lunch
Kanneliya Rainforest trek
Dinner at colonial Tamarind Hill
Sunset cocktails at Botanik, Colombo
Farewell dinner at Residence by Uga Escapes
Farewell Sunday lunch with ‘TTC famil’
*The Mudhouse eco-lodge is share basis in large mud hut.
Participants simply need to make their own way to Colombo. View the full itinerary and program here.Experienced consultants and managers are invited to register for The Travel Concierge Sri Lanka updates and famil by contacting Australian representative, Mark Snoxell at mark@exposuredownunder.comFor general TTC information contact Wilam direct at TTC Sri Lanka at anz@ttcsrilanka.comWant to be in the luxury travel know? Subscribe to our free eNewsletter here to keep up to date with everything in the luxury travel industry.
