Monday, August 5, 2024 The Maldives has experienced a notable rise in tourist arrivals, reaching 1.2 million visitors so far this year, according to the Ministry of Tourism. This represents a 10% increase compared to the same period in 2023, when the country welcomed one million tourists.
In the first three days of this month alone, 19,000 visitors arrived, marking a 21% increase from the same time last year. China remains the top source market with 164,000 arrivals, followed by Russia with 128,000 and the UK with 106,000 visitors. The government is optimistic about achieving its goal of two million tourists by the end of the year, reflecting the Maldives’ enduring appeal as a top travel destination.
The surge in tourist numbers is attributed to several factors, including increased flight connectivity, attractive promotional campaigns, and the Maldives’ reputation for luxury and safety. The pristine beaches, vibrant marine life, and exclusive one-island resorts continue to draw travelers from around the world. Tourism officials are also focusing on sustainability and preserving the natural beauty of the islands.
Initiatives include coral reef restoration projects and eco-friendly resort practices to ensure the Maldives remains a top destination for future generations. About Coralglass Blessed are the pearls scattered in the middle of the Indian Ocean. The Maldives is home to some of the most exclusive one-island luxury resorts in the world.
Our equatorial presence makes it ideal for our waters to thrive with life below the surface. Our tiny island nation also hosts the world’s largest seaplane operations to date. Since guest house tourism was introduced in 2008, the Maldives has not looked back.
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