BMICH – Sri Lanka’s iconic landmark hosted its first exhibition since the lockdown signifying an important milestone in the “Restart Sri Lanka” journey. The Exhibition – Kedella Home maker Expo – held from 14th to 16th August 2020 attracted over 20,000 visitors on the three days signifying Sri Lanka’s return to the “new normalcy” and public confidence in the successful handling of the pandemic by the government and its agencies. “We are delighted to have hosted the first exhibition since the lockdown amidst stringent health safety measures implemented by BMICH in consultation with health and other relevant authorities to ensure a health safety environment for the visitors, exhibitors and staff. We appreciate the cooperation extended by the public in adhering to the health safety measures implemented at the venue” said Sunil Dissanayaka, Chief Executive, BMICH.
“BMICH, with the support of our partner for this event - Asia Exhibitions & Conventions, truly restarted Sri Lanka. It was a success beyond our expectations which is evident by the massive number of visitors that we received for the very first exhibition since the lockdown,” he said.