ECONOMYNEXT – Sri Lanka’s foreign exchange revenue from tourism in November 2025 fell 7.8 percent from a year ago to 251.6 million US dollars, the central bank said, quoting tourism promotion authority data. The island nation’s tourism revenue has been lower since August this year compared to arrival after the relevant authority revising down per day tourism spending, Central Bank officials have said. The monthly revenue showed a fall for the third time in five months. It has been falling in July and August before rising marginally in the next two months. RELATED : Sri Lanka daily tourist spend falls,…
Sri Lanka November tourism revenue down 7.8-pct after survey change
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