Maldives tourism demand is steadily picking up! Obtain the “Safe Travel Stamp” to support safe travel | Travel Industry Latest News Travel Vision

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In the Maldives, on November 1, 2020, Abdullah Mawsoom, Minister of Tourism, posted on the Twitter account of the Ministry of Tourism that 1,582 tourists arrived in the Maldives in a single day, the highest number since the country reopened to tourists. He posted, “Thank you to all related organizations, partner companies and fans of Maldives all over the world.”

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The Maldives, which closed its borders due to the global outbreak of the new crown virus, resumed receiving tourists from July 15. Resort hotels and liveaboards have resumed operations with thorough infection control measures in place to protect the safety and health of tourism workers and travelers. Except for Greater Male, the capital with the largest number of infections in the Maldives, guest houses on local islands have also resumed operations from October 15. From July 15 to the end of October, a total of 34,043 tourists were received. Thanks to the one-island-one-resort policy, you can enjoy a holiday that is easy to maintain social distance, with an average stay of 6 days, longer than usual due to the spread of work-leisure styles around the world.

The number of airlines that have resumed flying to the Maldives is also increasing. In addition to Qatar Airways and Aeroflot, which have resumed operations, GoAir (India), Air India, British Airways, Edelweiss Airlines, Emirates, Lufthansa The company, Singapore Airlines and others are expected to gradually increase in the future.

This summer, world-renowned singers and celebrities visited the Maldives and posted their vacations on SNS one after another. Ready.

The Maldives has quickly been awarded the “Safe Travel Seal” by the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) to prevent the spread of infection and provide travelers with a sense of security. This stamp is also certified by the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) and is recognized as meeting the global travel safety standards set by the WTTC.

“Safe Travel Stamp”

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