Current and Future Technological Advances in Sri Lanka: Under the sections of Travel, Home and Work

In the whole country, 53% of households use their home computers within 10 hours a week. In urban areas, about a quarter of the housing sector uses computers at home for more than 25 hours per week. In contrast, it is 19% in rural areas (US Census, 2011). In teleworking projects, computers are ranked highest in the workplace and at home and are the most popular in development. However, the above data can be specified, and the remote office facilities and work capacity are used only for technological progress in urban areas.

I am writing a report on changing the technological progress of our country. I would like to earn high scores through the exam. Sri Lanka is a fast-growing country in the Asia Pacific region. In the 21st century, many technical changes occurred in various areas of Sri Lanka society. I will explain technological progress with the major sectors of the country such as workplace, travel, family, etc. (Figure 1). As it relates to the progress of technology to see the world we live in today, I have measured the progress using the current commander situation. It is full of millions of different technically complex equipment. We have a mobile phone that we can talk to with anyone wherever you are. You can listen to music anytime anywhere with a CD or MP3 player. We can learn, interact, communicate and work with a personal computer. Cars, public transportation, airplanes can effectively transport us far away. It seems like everyone

Tourism belongs to the Ministry of Tourism. The four parts are Sri Lanka Tourism Development Bureau (Sri Lanka Tourism Board established in 1966, founded in 1966), Sri Lanka Hotel Management Association, and Sri Lanka Convention Bureau. The Sri Lankan Tourism Development Bureau is responsible for all tourism development activities, but responsibility for all marketing and promotion is the responsibility of the Tourism Promotion Committee.