Discuss the effect of destination marketing practices in tourism industry in the covid-19 pandemic development in Sri Lanka. Here the discussion should be based on but not limited to the following- -Government established tourism promotional organizations in Sri Lanka. -Practices of your mentioned organizations in promoting Sri Lankan tourism industry. -Private sector involvement on promoting Sri Lanka as a tourism destination, and the sustainability of practices promoted.

Discuss the effect of destination marketing practices in tourism industry in the covid-19 pandemic development in Sri Lanka. Here the discussion should be based on but not limited to the following- -Government established tourism promotional organizations in Sri Lanka. -Practices of your mentioned organizations in promoting Sri Lankan tourism industry. -Private sector involvement on promoting Sri Lanka as a tourism destination, and the sustainability of practices promoted.

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Chapter9: Reaching Global Markets

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