Mopalami oa naha oa Sri Lanka ebile e le setho sa lefats'e, SriLankan Airlines e boetse e hapile sehlooho sa Leading International Airline ho Likhau tsa Maeto tsa Maldives tse tumileng.
E nkoa e le 'maraka o atolositsoeng oa lehae oa SriLankan, sefofane sa lifofane hajoale se hokahanya motse-moholo oa Maldivian le marang-rang a marang-rang a marang-rang makhetlo a 21 ka beke. Ka la 1 Tšitoe 2016, sefofane se tla atolosa ts'ebetso ea sona ho Sehlekehlekeng sa Gan sa Addu Atoll se Maldives, ho ba sefofane sa pele le se le seng sa machaba se sebeletsang sebaka se tsotehang.
Monghali Sujeewa Rodrigo, Mookameli oa Sebaka Maldives ho SriLankan Airlines, o itse ha a amohela khau: “Ruri re thabetse ho fumana khau ena hape. Sena se ka be se sa tla ka nako e betere ho feta hona joale, ha re ntse re eketsa sebaka sa bobeli sa Maldivian 'mapeng oa rona oa khokahanyo. Joalo ka sefofane, ke mosebetsi oa rona ho fa bapalami ba rona likhokahano tse bonolo lefatšeng ka bophara, 'me khau ea mofuta ona ke bopaki ba hore re fetisitse litebello mme re kentse letsoho haholo bohahlauling ba Maldives.
Mokete oa likhau, o tšoaretsoeng Olhuveli Beach Resort & Spa ho Maldives, o hlophisoa selemo le selemo ke Mokhatlo oa Maldives oa Baeti ba Bahahlauli le Bahahlauli (MATATO), ka sepheo sa ho ntlafatsa maemo a litšebeletso tsa indasteri ea bohahlauli ea Maldivian. Selemo se seng le se seng, bareki le bapalami ba voutela bafani ba litšebeletso tsa maeto le tsa kamohelo ea baeti ba li ratang haholo bakeng sa litlotla tse tsebahalang.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- As an airline, it is our duty to provide our passengers with convenient connections across the globe and an award of this nature is evidence that we have surpassed expectations and made a significant contribution to tourism in the Maldives.
- On 1 December 2016, the airline will expand its operations to Gan Island of Addu Atoll in the Maldives, becoming the first and the only international airline to serve the spectacular destination.
- This would not have come at a better time than now, as we add the second Maldivian destination to our connectivity map.
