The Maldives, a mesmerizing archipelago nestled in the heart of the Laccadive Sea, broke its all-time tourism record last year. With 26 atolls and over 1000 coral islands, this exotic country in the Indian Ocean has captivated visitors from around the globe. In 2024, Benjamin Duncan Moore made history as the first tourist to be welcomed to the Maldives, marking a special moment at Velena Airport. The Maldives Marketing and Public Relations Corporation (MMPRC/Visit Maldives) organized a celebratory event to commemorate this occasion. Tourist arrivals in the first week of 2024 were seven percent higher compared to the same week last year. To sustain this momentum, Cinnamon Hotels & Resorts has launched a flash-sale campaign, offering affordable stays to attract more travelers.
How Maldives Enhances Tourism with Free Visa and Record-Breaking Arrivals
The Maldives has achieved remarkable success in attracting tourists by implementing visa policies that practically make it free for all visitors. This strategic move has contributed to over 50,000 tourists being welcomed within a week, setting a new record. With its stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant marine life, the Maldives has become an emerging sustainable travel hotspot, enticing travelers with affordable stays. Visitors are drawn to this paradise island destination for several reasons, including its pristine natural beauty, luxurious resorts, world-class diving and snorkeling opportunities, and the chance to experience the unique Maldivian culture. The Maldives’ ability to break its all-time tourism records showcases its growing popularity as a top travel destination.
- The Maldives breaks its all-time tourism record in 2024
- Benjamin Duncan Moore becomes the first tourist of the year
- Tourist arrivals witness a seven percent increase in the first week of 2024
- Maldives Marketing and Public Relations Corporation celebrates this milestone
- Cinnamon Hotels & Resorts launches flash-sale campaign to sustain tourism momentum
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“The visa policy of the Maldives has played a significant role in attracting a large number of tourists. It has made visiting the Maldives more accessible and appealing to travelers from various countries.” – Maldives Marketing and Public Relations Corporation
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