Inside Travel’s Asia specialist brand, InsideAsia, has expanded into Sri Lanka, adding seven new itineraries as ‘a starter’.
The new tours, ranging from 13 to 15 nights, include cultural, wildlife, family and luxury trips, with options combining tea plantations, national parks, heritage sites and coastal areas.
Indian Subcontinent Programme Manager Jess Andrews said: “These trips are just tasters of what we can do and a starter for us. There are lots of exciting things to come as we continue to develop the destination and our connections across Sri Lanka.”
The new programme includes the customisable 13-night ‘Sri Lanka Uncovered’ tour, which features tea plantations near Ella and Wilpattu National Park, and starts from £3,895pp. It also features the 14-night ‘Wilder Sri Lanka’ tour, focusing on the country’s jungles, mountains, national parks and coastline, which starts from £5,250pp.
InsideAsia has also introduced a family adventure itinerary, reflecting an increase in family bookings across its destinations, and a luxury trip featuring boutique properties and experiences in the Hatton Hill Country.
Jess added: “We are so excited to be able to offer Sri Lanka as our latest destination. It is a place that has an incredible amount of depth and variety for its size and a place that continues to spark the imagination of travellers.
“Having lived in Sri Lanka for three years and developed programmes for both Ampersand and A&K, I believe that we as a B Corp tour operator can bring something different to the market with the trips that we offer, through the people we work with.”
Co-founder and Director Alastair Donnelly said Sri Lanka was the ‘logical next step’ following the development of the operator’s India programme, which launched in 2025.
He added: “As a B Corp and a company committed to ‘travel as a force for good’, the team are developing some special experiences and initiatives in keeping with Undertourism work that we have been pioneering across some of our other destinations, working with communities to ensure positive impact for both local people and travellers alike.
“We are looking forward to making further announcements as we close 2026 but this is just the beginning of plans for Sri Lanka which has so much more to offer.”
