Tourism
28 articles
Maldives' tourism industry has faced a series of setbacks, plummeting to its lowest point yet: Shaaz
Although tourism industry has requested government assistance citing projected losses of $500 million, government indicates it has no intention of providing aid based on that specific figure
It has been a year since "Code of Conduct" formulated by Fuvahmulah divers was submitted to government, yet it remains unpublished in gazette: Nasheed
Tourism continues to decline, with arrivals down by 5.5 percent
Tourism industry suffers $500 million loss; urgent assistance requested to save the sector
President Muizzu's administration is using the war as a pretext to cover up its failings: Nasheed
Parliament rejects motion calling for government support to tourism businesses affected by war
BML introduces new home financing product specifically designed for tourism sector employees
BML to provide financial assistance to tourism-related businesses to help them overcome challenges arising from ongoing war
Finance data exposes budget surplus masked a sharp drop in development spending
UK issues travel warning for tourists visiting Maldives amid Iran conflict
Giving blankets to stranded tourists and telling them "this is the best we can do for you" is a stain on the Maldives' reputation: Falah
Monthly tourist arrivals expected to drop by 30 percent due to Middle East tensions: Minister Thoriq
Government’s pledge to develop 10 resorts to generate income for citizens was merely a move to grab headlines; those who cannot even facilitate the handover of completed flats will fail to deliver on such a promise, says Amru
The government will require $1 billion to develop 10 resorts; those who failed to secure $100 million for loan repayments cannot achieve this: Ibrahim Rasheed
Muizzu’s pledge to deposit $400 into every citizen's account by developing ten resorts was made without a proper understanding of facts: Former VP
President Muizzu pledges government-led resort development to deposit dollars directly into citizens' accounts
Over 82,000 tourists welcomed so far in October
