Lavanya Travels has been honoured with the Sri Lanka’s Most Popular Travel Company 2026 Award, presented by the High Commissioner of Malaysia to Sri Lanka, recognising the company’s continued excellence, customer trust and growing influence in Sri Lanka’s travel and tourism industry.
The accolade marks another milestone in Lavanya Travels’ journey and reflects its commitment to delivering reliable, personalised and high-quality travel services. The recognition further reinforces the company’s position as a leading travel service provider in Sri Lanka, offering comprehensive travel solutions for both leisure and corporate travellers.
The latest award builds on Lavanya Travels’ record of industry recognition. The company previously received the Pinnacle Award 2023, the Miracle Award 2024 and the Sri Lanka’s Most Popular Travel Company Award 2025, reflecting its continued performance, customer confidence and recognition within the travel industry.
Over the years, Lavanya Travels has established itself as a travel partner by offering end-to-end travel management solutions tailored to the evolving needs of modern travellers.
Its portfolio includes international holiday packages, airline ticket reservations, visa consultation and processing, hotel bookings, travel insurance, airport transfers, honeymoon packages, pilgrimage tours, corporate travel management and customised travel itineraries to destinations across Asia, Europe, the Middle East and beyond.
The company attributes its continued success to its experienced team, personalised customer service and strong partnerships with international airlines, hotels and tourism stakeholders.
As global travel continues to recover and diversify, Lavanya Travels remains focused on expanding its service portfolio, introducing new travel experiences and embracing digital innovations to provide greater convenience and value to travellers.
Picture: Sampath Athukorala (Director of Lavanya Travels Pvt Ltd) receiving the award
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