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The document announces an upcoming event on November 13th at the Hilton Residences in which renowned tourism practitioner Miss Barkathunnisa will speak about emerging markets in the tourism sector and focusing on opportunities in China. She will share her expertise gained from over 25 years working in tourism and hospitality management. Following her presentation, there will be a panel discussion with industry leaders in Sri Lankan tourism. Contact information is provided for those interested in attending.
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