Tourist Policy



After the establishment of the Tourist Police Division in 2007, 

            

teams are being deployed covering the city of Colombo and other sites where tourism developed areas in order to attend surveillances in revealing unethical manners practiced by various elements in which tourists can be subjected to crimes & harassments.Beach patrols,

           Monitoring patrols are operated with the aspects of suppressing tourist harassments and to identify unauthorized guiding, unlawful tour operations, touts, vendors, illegal money exchanges and all other sorts of deceitful acts over the trade.


Web : https://www.police.lk/index.php/item/50


Location: 

Tourist Police Division

Sri Lanka Hotel Managment Institute Building

No. 78,

1st Floor,

Galle Road, Colombo 03.

Tel/ Fax: +94112382209

Hotline: +94112421451

   
DIG 

Deputy Inspector Genaral of Police

Tel: +940112421054

   

Director

 

Senior Superintendent of Police

Tel: +94112421052

Email: dptd @ srilanka.travel

   
Deputy Director 

Tel: +94112325072

   

Officer In Charge

 

Tel: +94112421070

Fax: +94112382209

Email: oicptd @ srilanka.travel



 

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