the tide has begun to turn in sri lanka. the pristine beaches are buzzing again with surfers waiting to watch the perfect wave. in this town on the eastern coast of sri lanka, the peak of the economic crisis coincides with their main tourist season, hitting local businesses hard. and this surfing destination is still picking up the pieces. rishanta, a surfing instructor, is back to giving daily lessons to tourist. a respite from last year, but the economic crisis forced him into fishing to support his family. but he says a full recovery is still distant. a full recovery is still distant. , ., , . distant. due to the price change. distant. due to the price change. we distant. due to the price change, we struggling l distant. due to the price j change, we struggling a distant. due to the price - change, we struggling a lot. of course, we have to put the price up for the plus and for the accommodation, but still, we pay quite a lot of money for the electricity bill and you know,
all of these big carriers are coming back and they re increasing their frequencies to the country, along with our national carrier. the country, along with our national carrier. however, very hi . h national carrier. however, very high cost national carrier. however, very high cost of national carrier. however, very high cost of borrowing - national carrier. however, very high cost of borrowing and - national carrier. however, very high cost of borrowing and a i high cost of borrowing and a migration of the country s skilled workers, from chefs, to house keeping staff, remains a major worry. i house keeping staff, remains a major worry- ma or worry. i can t see a lot of major worry. i can t see a lot of new development - major worry. i can t see a lot. of new development happening, construction happening, until the cost of borrowing comes down. most of our chefs are now in australia and new zealand and canada. so our biggest losses were in the kitchen. then we lost engineering st
brought describe very to a standstill. but the country is slowly getting back on track. much of the recovery is generated by tourism, which is one of the main sources of revenue for the country. the tide has begun to turn in sri lanka. the pristine beaches are again buzzing with surfers waiting to catch the perfect wave. in this town on the eastern coast of sri lanka, the peak of the economic crisis coincided with their main tourist season, hitting local businesses hard. and this surfing destination is still picking up the pieces. this surfing instructor is back to giving daily lessons to tourist a respite from last year when the economic crisis forced him into fishing to support his family. but he says a full recovery is still distant. due
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