Minor Hotels Sri Lanka hosts partners

Senior Vice President of Operations, Asia William Costley 

Minor Hotels Sri Lanka, encompassing Anantara Peace Haven Tangalle Resort, Anantara Kalutara Resort, and Avani Kalutara Resort, recently hosted a momentous event, “An Expression of Gratitude,” at the Shangri-La Colombo.

The occasion served as a heartfelt gesture to honour the unwavering support that Minor Hotels Sri Lanka has received throughout the years, even in the face of multiple crises that temporarily halted Sri Lanka’s travel industry. Distinguished figures, industry leaders, travel agents, top corporate representatives, and senior media professionals graced the event, which was further dignified by the presence of the Minor Hotels corporate team, including Senior Vice President of Operations, Asia William Costley.

“I have witnessed remarkable resilience during challenging times, followed by a surge in demand from international travellers eager to explore the unparalleled diversity of this stunning island, replete with abundant natural beauty, heritage, cultural treasures, and world-class beachfront resorts along the country’s southern and eastern coastlines,” Costley told the ceremony.

He underscored the island’s immense potential for international tourism. This refined event captured the spirit of gratitude and optimism, marking a hopeful resurgence in Sri Lanka’s travel and hospitality sector.

Minor Hotels is a global hospitality brand headquartered in Bangkok, operating and investing in hotels with a portfolio of over 550 properties in 55 countries worldwide. It includes renowned brands such as Anantara, Avani, Elewana, Oaks, NH Collection, NHOW, and Tivoli, offering a range of luxury, leisure, adventure, and cultural experiences.