Message from the Senior Editor of the HTE Club

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Dear Members of HTE Club,

I am very pleased to convey my heartfelt wishes for the HTE Club, launching the ‘HTE blog’ site in line with the National World Tourism Day Celebration 2021 at UWU.

Studying at a university encourages students to carry out new research, use technology, accept challenges, and be creative and independent thinkers besides the engagement of in-class learning. As a result of such an environment, this blog comes out as one of the fruitful creations formed by the undergraduates of the HTE club of DTS. In a nutshell, the purpose of a blog site is to build relationships through an effective communication process. Hence, from today onwards, this blog will be one of the digital marketing assets of UWU permitting access to a wider audience of people who penetrate tourism-related facts from every nook and cranny of the world.

To be a successful blog requires the students’ active and continuous engagement where they have room to excel in writing, establish as an expert, demonstrate expertise, and be an influencer, etc. Therefore, I request all the undergraduates to take part in this work and make your personal capital for a prosperous future.  

Finally, we must believe, dream, plan, and act to accomplish great things in our lives. My heartiest congratulations on your achievement today!


Best Wishes from

Shamila Wijesundara

Senior Editor- HTE Club

Senior Lecturer in Tourism, Hospitality and Events Management

Department of Tourism Studies

Faculty of Management

Uva Wellassa University


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