RCI Expands Sri Lanka Portfolio, Adds Tisara Villas To Its Exchange Network

RCI, a part of the Wyndham Destinations family of brands (NYSE: WYND), recently added Tisara Villas, Sri Lanka to its portfolio adding new holiday options for its 3.8 million global exchange members. Tisara Villas is a tranquil gated community set in a lush tropical garden 700 meters from the golden beaches of Koggala. The 9 villas in the property are beautifully designed with 2 air-conditioned bedrooms and ensuite bathrooms, living and dining rooms, kitchen, verandah and private garden.

The landscaped tropical garden offers a 50 foot swimming pool, restaurant and an Ayurveda massage center. The property also arranges airport transfers and a wide selection of excursions in the south coast and the highlands of Sri Lanka.

Commenting on the partnership, Sabina Chopra, Managing Director, RCI India shared, “Sri Lanka is one of the most popular destinations amongst travelers and we are thrilled to welcome Tisara Villas, Sri Lanka to our RCI exchange network. This association only adds to the wealth of exchange options we offer to our members not just in India but internationally as well.”

This addition brings RCI’s network in Sri Lanka to a current total of 02 affiliated resorts. Sri Lanka is experiencing strong tourism growth and has always appealed to tourists all over the world because of the range of attractions in a small area, without the need to travel long distances between the capital, Colombo, and its beach and highland resorts. Cultural tourism has always been a major draw, but sports and events are also becoming important sectors for tourism.

Speaking about the affiliation, Britta Hoff, Director, Tisara Villas, said “We at Tisara Villas strive to provide our customers with exotic holiday experiences and with this alliance, we see a huge growth potential and opportunity in the coming years. This affiliation will help us reach many more customers and we hope that our partnership will bring greater success to both parties and the development of the Sri Lanka tourism market.”