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Barista launches E-gift voucher platform, making gifting easier than ever - Daily Mirror - Sri Lanka

Lanka Hit News • Dec 11, 2025 · 11mo ago • 2 min read
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Barista Sri Lanka has announced the launch of its latest digital innovation: Barista E-Gift Vouchers, now available exclusively at www.baristagifts.lk.

This launch marks a milestone for the Sri Lankan cafe industry, as Barista becomes the first cafe brand in the country to introduce a digital gifting platform.

“This launch is a key step in our digital transformation journey,” said Dilupa Pathirana, Chief Executive Officer / Director of Barista Sri Lanka. “We are proud to introduce digital E-Gift Vouchers, a solution that reflects changing consumer behavior, prioritizes convenience and enhances how people share meaningful experiences with one another.” He further emphasized the strategic importance of this move.

“Barista has always been about bringing people together. With E-Gift Vouchers, we are expanding how those connections happen not only inside our cafes but also digitally, wherever our customers are. This initiative strengthens customer loyalty, opens new channels for corporate gifting and sets a new benchmark in our industry.”

Designed for modern lifestyles, Barista E-Gift Vouchers provide customers with a fast, convenient and thoughtful way to celebrate any occasion. Whether it is a birthday, work milestone, anniversary or a simple gesture of appreciation, gifting a Barista experience now takes only a few taps. The vouchers are available in four values: Rs. 1,000, Rs. 2,000, Rs. 3,000 and Rs. 5,000 ensuring flexibility for every budget and moment. Recipients can redeem their vouchers at 75 plus and growing Barista cafes across 14 districts island wide, enjoying their favorite beverages, treats and cafe experiences on their terms.

This digital enhancement aligns closely with Barista’s ongoing strategy of strengthening customer connection through innovation and accessibility. As consumers increasingly embrace digital convenience, the brand continues to lead the market with forward thinking solutions that make every interaction smoother and more enjoyable.

Barista envisions the E-Gift Voucher platform as a foundation for further digital experiences, supporting future growth in both personal and business gifting segments. With this launch, Barista invites customers to celebrate life’s moments, big or small, with a warm, brew-tiful gesture that is now easier than ever, continuing its purpose of Brewing Happiness across Sri Lanka.

Barista E-Gift Vouchers are now live at www.baristagifts.lk.

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