Garment Industry: Largest Manufacturing Sector
Sri Lanka's garment industry stands as the backbone of our nation's economy, generating billions in export revenue and employing hundreds of thousands of workers. From humble beginnings in the 1970s,
Sri Lanka's garment industry stands as the backbone of our nation's economy, generating billions in export revenue and employing hundreds of thousands of workers. From humble beginnings in the 1970s,
Imagine landing your dream spot at a top university in the UK, Australia, or Canada—all because your Statement of Purpose (SOP) stood out among hundreds of applications. As a Sri Lankan student, craft
Imagine landing that dream gig on Upwork or Fiverr, delivering top-notch work, and watching **USD roll into your account** while the LKR fluctuates. For us in Sri Lanka, earning in **foreign currency*
Sri Lanka's construction sector is firing on all cylinders, with towering skyscrapers, sprawling highways, and modern housing estates reshaping our skylines. But what's fuelling this transformation? S
Sri Lanka's lush landscapes and ancient Ayurvedic traditions are fuelling a herbal export boom that's putting our island on the global wellness map. In 2025, as the world embraces natural remedies, ou
Whether you're hopping between Colombo's bustling streets and Ella's misty hills or just need reliable data for work on the go, staying connected in Sri Lanka has never been easier—or more essential
Imagine landing your dream job abroad only to find yourself caught in unexpected protests or a natural disaster. For Sri Lankans eyeing overseas opportunities in 2026, checking country travel warnings
Sri Lanka's 1,340 km coastline is one of the island's most defining features, ranking it among the world's top 60 countries by coastline length.[1][4] This extensive stretch of coastal territory isn't
Sri Lanka's tea industry remains one of our nation's most vital economic engines, employing thousands of workers and generating substantial export revenue that supports families across the country. Wi
Sri Lanka's business environment is experiencing a significant turnaround. According to the latest Global Soft Power Index (GSPI) 2026, perceptions of ease of doing business in Sri Lanka have improved
Sri Lanka's remittance sector has reached a historic milestone, with worker remittances hitting $8.076 billion in 2025[1]—a remarkable 22.8% increase from the previous year. As we move through 2026, p
As we navigate 2026, Sri Lanka's stock market is roaring back with the Colombo Stock Exchange's All Share Price Index (ASPI) smashing through the 24,000-point barrier in January, fuelled by post-cyclo