In the journey of re awaking the entire nation, Wilders were able to work with a group of professionals from Davton . The team took the challenge in high spirits with Wilders at Thotupola Lake side. They participated in an array of activities both in Water and on land. The attending Wilders made sure that the day was a total success and a memorable experience to reassure .
New year celebration of Wild Holidays (Pvt) Ltd was held at Thotupola Lakeside on 01st of January 2015 with the participation of Wilders.
A set of sixteen new recruits and two officials of Nations Trust Bank’s – Millennium Branch underwent a successful one day training programme at Thotupola Lakeside Resort very recently. The programme was held on 04th October 2013 and the young new recruits were exposed to their first outward bound adventure experience. Team building & team bonding were the main objectives of the training programme while the music therapy was used as a tool for mental relaxation. The team was delighted about their first exposure and we wish all the best to their newly started career.
A two days residential training programme was conducted at Thotupola Lakeside Resort on first & second of October 2013. 28 young school cricketers along with 8 officials were participated in the training programme and the young school payers were geared with the team passion to thrive for the team victory and to bring the Asian Cup early 2014 and the Under 19 World Cup at the later part of 2014.
The third training programme of re-engineering the Load Star work force was successfully completed at Ella Jungle Resort from 13th to 15th September 2013. 25 participants of Load Star ETD 1 were participated in the 3 days training programme and were re-engineered with sensitivity, appreciation, identifying true self-potential, breaking barriers, team collaboration, meditation & yoga for mental & body relaxation, exercise for physical wellness & music for peace of mind. Finally the three teams were given a mini project to be implemented in the work environment and the most successful team project will be awarded.
At Wild Holidays, we give you all the facilities of a hotel … in a tent in the jungle. We ensure personalized attention to your every need in a custom made solution. We offer three fabulous camping locations to choose from.
Our work within organizations begins with building new skills, capabilities and aspirations in individuals that transform teams through reflection, conversation and conceptualization. It then moves to an inspired awareness by building skills for visioning together with systems thinking, builds leaders as the catalyst to achieve personal mastery. Outcome! - moving the organization towards new improved attitudes, beliefs and results.
Sri Lanka imports about 60-70 tonnes of honey annually. With ideal climatic conditions, a wide array of nectar bearing flora and available technical expertise, an immense potential exists as a profitable business venture. Bee keeping does not require full time labour. 25-30 colonies can be managed by a single person while fully employed elsewhere. Wild Holidays launched this CSR project to promote bees honey production and to promote the living condition of low income families in Uva Province. Mainly including villages of Bandarawela, Ella, and Wellawaya. Already 100 bee boxes have been established in Ella Jungle Resort and 100 are being distributed among selected farmers who will be fully trained.
The day March 18th, 2013 will go down in history as a significant day for Sri Lanka’s aviation sector, as we opened our second international airport at Mattala Hambantota, with two UAE airlines making ceremonial flights. Mahinda Rajapakshe International Airport (MRIA), can also be called Sri Lanka’s second gateway to the world. It is also the only available air strip in Sri lanka that could land the world’s largest aircraft – the A380. Mattala International Airport & its support projects are funded by the Chinese Government. Construction began in late November 2009 and it is implemented as an eco friendly airport. In the first phase of development, all basic facilities have been completed, which includes a runway, taxiways and parking facilities. It could accommodate any airline in the world, including the majestic Airbus A380. In the second stage of development, facilities such as an aircraft servicing and repairing centre, flying school, maintenance hub, private jet parking, cargo terminals, technical training centre, hotels, and many more facilities are scheduled to be completed. Upon completion this will bring massive infrastructural development to the region. The airport is currently able to accommodate one million passengers per annum, but the government plans to expand it to handle five million passengers by 2015, and by 2020 to handle a passenger capacity of 21 million. The forecast cargo volume is 50,000 metric tons and air traffic Tourism & Hospitality of Uva Province This project comes as a blessing to the tourism industry. The development of the Airport and its surrounding facilities is a key part of the Government’s strategy to boost tourism and achieve its long-term goal of attracting 2.5 million visitors per year by 2016. Due to its close proximity
World’s most renowned and largest travel guide book and digital media publisher –“The Lonely Planet” has named Sri Lanka as number one destination in the world to visit in year 2013. The travel experts and the voters have predicted that Sri Lanka will be on the top of the hottest new holiday destinations for the travelers in year 2013. Under the title ‘Serenity returns to Serendib “ the travel guide raves destination Sri Lanka describing the multi-faceted experiences the traveler can look for in this small Island , fused with novelty and indulgence : “Dubbed Serendib -the origin of the word serendipity “ by seafaring Arab traders centuries ago, Sri Lanka has been anything but serene in recent decades. …South Asia's most compact country have remained off limits to even the most intrepid traveller. .…investment is again fuelling the tourist industry and visitor numbers are steadily increasing. Prices are affordable. Indeed, Sri Lanka is emerging as one of the planet's best-value destinations. The travel guide book highlights the emerging new popular places to visit in Sri Lanka including the newly opened up East coast and less travelled paths in the western coast as well : “North of the capital Colombo, on Sri Lanka's west coast, Kalpitiya and the Puttalam lagoon are eco-tourism hotspots with bird watching and kayaking. Near Dondra Head, on the south coast, mighty blue whales are regular visitors from January to April while land-based wildlife thrills include the leopards and elephants of Yala National Park, and the more rugged and remote Wilpattu National Park, open once more after being closed for more than two decades “ Being famous for pristine sandy beaches from the begining, the Lonely Planet remarks that the total
