Hutch partners Sri Lanka Association of Inbound Tour Operators for successful 67th TAAI Convention

Hutch, the pioneering telecom operator with a 25-year history in Sri Lanka, recently announced the success of its partnership with SLAITO (Sri Lanka Association of Inbound Tour Operators) and TAAI (Travel Agents Association of India) at the 67th TAAI Convention, which was held in Colombo and attended by over 500 Indian Travel Industry delegates.  

India being the 2nd highest inbound travel source market for Sri Lanka, the 67th TAAI Convention provided a unique platform for industry experts, travel agents, tour operators, and hoteliers to create meaningful connections and explore new avenues for collaboration. As a committed partner to all industries, including tourism, Hutch has partnered with many of the leading telecom operators in India such as Jio, Airtel and Vodafone Idea to ensure better customer experience bilaterally with affordable roaming plans as low as $ 1 per day, so visitors will avoid unexpected bill charges during their stay.  

Hutch CMO Hamdhy Hassen, stated, “We are thrilled with the overwhelming response to our partnership with SLAITO and TAAI during the 67th TAAI Convention. As a leading telecom player in the country, we are committed to providing the best mobile experience to both locals and international travelers. Tourism’s significance to the Sri Lankan economy cannot be overstated, driving economic growth, creating employment opportunities, and promoting cultural exchange between nations. Our island-wide and global coverage, along with easy accesses such as E-SIM, truly makes Hutch the ideal communication partner when traveling to, from, and around Sri Lanka.”  

SLAITO President Nishad Wijetunga expressed appreciation for Hutch’s commitment to enhancing the travel experience for tourists. “We are pleased to have Hutch as the communication partner of the Convention. Their reliable services have undoubtedly contributed to the success of the 67th TAAI Convention. Together, we are confident in further elevating tourism between India and Sri Lanka.”