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JanFebMarAprMayJuneJulyAugSepOctNovDecBILATERAL ECONOMYBilateral TradeBilateral trade turnover amounted to about US$ 4.86 billion during the period January-December2011. During this period Sri Lanka's exports to <strong>India</strong> were about US$ 528.82 million; and imports from <strong>India</strong>were about US$ 4.33 billion. During December, Sri Lanka's imports from <strong>India</strong> amounted to US$ 354.04 million;and exports to <strong>India</strong> aggregated US$ 46.97 million.According to Sri Lankan Customs, bilateral trade during 2011 has reached 4.86 billion USD comparedto 2.94 billion USD in 2010, which is 65.31% higher than the last year.Source: Sri Lanka Customs, www.customs.gov.lkTourist Arrivals from <strong>India</strong> to Sri LankaThe number <strong>of</strong> tourist arrivals in first twelve months <strong>of</strong> 2011 is 855,975. This is 31% increase comparedto the same period last year. The number <strong>of</strong> tourist arrivals from <strong>India</strong> to Sri Lanka between January toDecember 2011 is 171,374 which is approximately 20% <strong>of</strong> the total tourist arrival into Sri Lanka. In correspondingperiod last year 126,882 tourists form <strong>India</strong> visited Sri Lanka, which amounts to an increase <strong>of</strong>35.07%.Tourist Arrivals 2010 & 2011100000900008000070000600005000040000300002000010000020102011In 2010, out <strong>of</strong> the total 654,476 tourists, 126,882 were from <strong>India</strong> constituting 19.37%. In 2011, out<strong>of</strong> the total 855,975 tourists, 171,374 were from <strong>India</strong>, showing an increase <strong>of</strong> 20.02%. , <strong>India</strong> is the largestcontributor with every fifth tourist being from <strong>India</strong>.Source: Sri Lanka Tourism Development Board, www.sltda.gov.lkPrevious Page Back to Cover Page Next Page

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