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Former Amaya Resorts and Spas Managing Director and Hayleys Head of Leisure Sector Lalin Samarawickrama, who relinquished his executive duties in March 2019, dispersed of his shareholding of 10 percent in the company, after almost two decades with them. 


Having led the Hayleys leisure sector for several years, Samarawickrama was largely instrumental in strategically developing the Amaya properties to create a niche in the industry. 

With his extensive knowledge and expertise in the hospitality trade, he brought in the necessary results to keep the group afloat, especially throughout the challenging conflict era faced by the tourism industry. Samarawickrama, with his dedicated team, was able to take the Amaya brand to great heights during the post-conflict period.


Samarawickrama, who remained on the board of Amaya as a Non-Executive Director, has relinquished his position on the board, having disposed of his shareholding.


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  • Maurice Cook Saturday, 30 January 2021 07:10 AM

    Great move Lalin, it's now time for you to put your feet up and enjoy your life! It was truly a pleasure to have you as my immediate boss whilst I was General Manager of "The Kingsbury" 2014/15. Your wealth of knowledge both local and international in the hotel industry steered Hayleys growth in this sector. If I only had to report to you, I might have still been at The Kingsbury under your leadership! I wish you well and look forward to catching up with you once again in Sri Lanka post Covid...


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