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Title: Managing Tourism-Led Development Strategy in Post-war Sri Lanka.
Authors: Smith, C.
Bandara, J. S.
Liyanaarachchi, Susantha.
Fernando, Sriyantha.
Issue Date: 2014
Publisher: Sri Lanka Journal of Business Economics
Citation: Smith, C., Bandara, J. S., Liyanaarachchi, Susantha., and Fernando, Sriyantha., (2014). Managing Tourism-Led Development Strategy in Post-war Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka Journal of Business Economics [SLJBE], 5: 1 - 22.
Abstract: The Sri Lankan tourism industry has been booming since the end of war in 2009. Considering the key role that tourism can play in post-war economic development, the Sri Lankan government launched a Tourism Development Strategy (TDS). This study has evaluated the feasibility of achieving the targets of the TDS by building a simple tourism demand model and by undertaking a qualitative comparative assessment with a selected tourism booms in a number of war-affected countries. The findings suggest that the TDS targets are achievable provided the country manages to expand supply of tourism related infrastructure (hard as well as soft) in a price competitive manner.
URI: 
http://repository.kln.ac.lk/handle/123456789/17064
ISSN: 1391- 9601
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