CHC meal price slashed to promote domestic tourism

OFFER: CEO Hotels Corporation Anura Lokuhetty said that taking cue from some of the remarks made by President Mahinda Rajapaksa to provide affordable meals to the local travellers at all their properties and CHC has decided to reduce the prices.

President had said that some meals provided at government rest houses are very expensive and are almost beyond reach of the local travellers.

“In a bid to promote domestic tourism and provide economical meals we have taken a lead and have reduced our food and beverages rates by 20 percent,” he said.

He said that in some of their properties they are providing complete meal for less than Rs. 100. Also a member of the Galle Face Hotel Group, Lokuhetty said they have been promoting domestic tourism for over three decades.

In addition Ceylon Hotels Corporation also provides very attractively priced and affordable holiday solutions especially designed for “Senior Citizens” (i.e. elderly and pensioners) seeking peace and tranquility with an experience that they can both enjoy and treasure.

Ceylon Hotels Corporation’s diverse collection of 24 hotels, rest houses, resorts and restaurants located in the most picturesque and prominent towns, some within minutes to renowned historical sites and attractions.

Gift vouchers, a host of local packages and one, two or three night guided tours, which include transportation, visits to historic/cultural sites, meals, accommodation (i.e. Grand Ella Motel, Tissamaharama Resort, Queen’s Hotel Kandy, Polonnaruwa Rest House, etc) and en-route stopovers (Ambepussa Rest House, Bentota Avanahalla, Weligama Bay Inn or Habarana Rest House) are available for individuals or groups.

More details are available on www.ceylonhotels.lk (SS)