travelxp begins broadcasting in Sri Lanka

MUMBAI - travelxp announced that the television channel will be available to Dialog Television subscribers in Sri Lanka. The entry into the Sri Lankan market is a very important step for travelxp as it expands its reach in the Indian subcontinent and is in line with its aspirations to broadcast in markets globally.

There's expectedly a lot of excitement in store for the viewers as one of the best travel channels in the world and Sri Lanka's largest DTH service provider come together to bring the best travel content for the Sri Lankan audience. The alliance between the two companies gives the Sri Lankan consumer a close look at some of the best travel content filmed in more than 100 destinations across the world. Consumers in Sri Lanka will be delighted with the quality of the content and the opportunities to explore destinations across the world from the comforts of their homes.

Elaborating on the commencement of broadcast of travelxp in Sri Lanka, Prashant Chothani, CEO, travelxp, said, "Sri Lanka with its 20 million population, a booming economy, vivid cultural ethos and a stable government is an important part of the Indian subcontinent. travelxp will bring consumers in Sri Lanka in close contact with cultures and lifestyle across the globe via its programming." He added, "travelxp also plans to expand its programming content from Sri Lanka and will soon commence filming at some of the most beautiful locations in Sri Lanka, allowing its consumers worldwide as well as in Sri Lanka a ringside view at the vivid culture and the lifestyle of Sri Lanka and hopes to bring about the projection of Sri Lanka as an exotic destination for travellers across the world."

Commenting on this alliance, Chirantha De Zoysa, Head of Business, Dialog Television, said, "travelxp will bring the world to our viewers, showcasing different cultures, lifestyles, places to visit in a unique and engaging style. We are privileged to welcome and present the channel to Sri Lanka, and we also look forward to opportunities to promote Sri Lanka to global travellers via travelxp making this a truly progressive and effective partnership."

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