TBM Staff - Mumbai Red Dot Representations, a rapidly growing destination representation company in India, has formed a strategic partnership with Hayleys Travels, the leading Destination Management Company (DMC) in Sri Lanka. This collaboration enhances Red Dot’s portfolio, providing travellers with a unique gateway to explore Sri Lanka’s rich and sustainable travel experiences. With a shared vision of promoting responsible tourism, both companies aim to showcase the authentic essence of this beautiful island nation.
Founded in 1984, Hayleys Travels is well-known for its expertise in creating bespoke journeys throughout Sri Lanka and the Maldives. As a subsidiary of the century-old Hayleys Group, the company leverages deep local insights and robust stakeholder relationships to deliver personalised and eco-conscious travel solutions. Their extensive service offerings include Destination Weddings, MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions), and Wildlife and Luxury Tours, catering to a diverse range of travel preferences.
At the core of Hayleys Travels’ mission is its commitment to promoting responsible tourism, emphasising support for local communities and environmental protection. Their portfolio features immersive eco-adventures, such as rainforest explorations and whale watching, designed to provide travellers with a deeper connection to Sri Lanka’s natural and cultural heritage. This focus on sustainability sets Hayleys Travels apart in the competitive travel market.
Suchitra Aluwihare, COO, Hayleys Travels, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, “Our collaboration with Red Dot Representations presents a fantastic opportunity to elevate our brand presence in India and globally.” Prabhakar Kamat, Business Head at Red Dot Representations, echoed this sentiment, highlighting the alignment of values between the two companies. Together, they look forward to expanding their reach and showcasing Sri Lanka’s unmatched beauty to a global audience, making authentic and sustainable travel experiences accessible to all.
