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Sri Lanka Ranked the World’s Most Family-Friendly Country for 2025 by Condé Nast Traveller

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Sri Lanka Ranked the World’s Most Family-Friendly Country for 2025 by Condé Nast Traveller

Sri Lanka Ranked the World's Most Family-Friendly Country for 2025 by Condé Nast Traveller

 

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Sri Lanka has been revealed to be the world’s most family-friendly country for 2025, according to luxury travel magazine, Condé Nast Traveller

A new report by Condé Nast Traveller has crowned Sri Lanka as the best country for families to relocate to in 2025.

“The island nation achieved an impressive score for its education system (0.7 out of 1.0) and a low annual childcare cost of $354.60 per year (compared to $16,439.40 in the US, which ranked in 10th place).

“It’s no surprise that Sri Lanka ranked so highly in this list – in fact, we named the country one of our favourite places to go for multi-gen megatrips in 2025, due to its welcoming nature, focus on outdoor activities and family-friendly Sri Lankan hotels.

“The country is home to some incredible wildlife, from vast national parks and sprawling beaches, plus there is fascinating history, creative coastlines, delicious food and an excellent shopping scene,” Condé Nast Traveller said, describing the island nation.

The most family-friendly countries in 2025 are;

1. Sri Lanka
2. Sweden
3. Norway
4. New Zeland
5. Iceland
6. Germany
7. Finland
8. Denmark
9. Australia
10. USA

Remitly’s research link shown below can be accessed to read the full findings: https://www.remitly.com/us/en/landing/the-immigration-index

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