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BEIJING, China – In one week, passengers will find easy access from Beijing to the island gem in the Indian Ocean known as Sri Lanka. Air China will being this new service on October 27, 2015.

BEIJING, China – In one week, passengers will find easy access from Beijing to the island gem in the Indian Ocean known as Sri Lanka. Air China will being this new service on October 27, 2015.

Colombo is Sri Lanka’s capital and political, economic, cultural and transportation center, and China has become Sri Lanka’s second largest trading partner and source of imports as well as its fastest growing source of travelers. Statistics released by the Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau suggest that about 12,000 Chinese travelers visited Sri Lanka in May, up 71.9% year on year. The forthcoming Beijing-Colombo service will open up more travel opportunities for business and leisure travelers from northern and northeastern parts of China.

Now, Sri Lanka is an important part of the “21st Century Silk Road on the Sea” on the Indian Ocean. The timely opening of the Beijing-Colombo service will become an air bridge linking the two nations and contributing to their development in the fields of economy, trading, investment and tourism. Meanwhile, the new route is also one of Air China’s most important moves in 2015 to cement its global presence with its hub in Beijing and expand its route network serving South and Southeast Asia.

The carrier will also start other new routes to destinations in the Asia Pacific region including Beijing-Mumbai, Beijing-Islamabad-Karachi and Beijing-Kuala Lumpur. These new routes will bring the number of destinations in the Asia Pacific region that the carrier serves up to 19, offering more travel options and benefits to business and leisure passengers traveling between Beijing and other cities in the Asia Pacific region.

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