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Not so remote after all: Record numbers of tourists are flocking to this tropical country

With over 1,000 coral islands, the world’s only underwater restaurant and idyllic beaches that inspire desktop backgrounds, the Maldives has many reasons to attract tourists. And they, indeed, make the trek. Last year, a record number of tourists visited the Indian Ocean country. 

With over 1,000 resorts, the Maldives experienced a 12% increase in tourist arrivals last year compared to 2022 – the most ever for the atoll nation – totaling over 1.88 million tourists . In 2022, the island nation saw 1.67 million arrivals. 

The most arrivals came from India, Russia, China, the United Kingdom and Germany, according to data from the Ministry of Tourism.

For the island nation, tourism is more than just welcoming new visitors. Tourism is the Maldives’ strongest economic driver, making up 58.3% of its total economy in 2022, according to the World Travel & Tourism Council. Over 70% of jobs in the Maldives are in the tourism industry. 

The warm-weather country targeted 1.8 million tourists for 2023 and hit that number on Dec. 20, according to a press release by the Maldives Marketing and Public Relations Corporation. The country even celebrated with a special ceremony for the Dutch tourist who was the 1.8 millionth visitor. 

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“We are immensely proud of this achievement and remain committed to reaching the targets set for our tourism industry for next year as well,” said Fathmath Thaufeeq, CEO and Managing Director of MMPRC, in a statement in December. “Every visitor who arrives in the Maldives has their breath taken away by the natural beauty of our nation, the warm hospitality of our people, and the unmatched variety of places to stay and things to do.” 

The Maldives aims to have even more tourists arrive this year, and its January arrival numbers are already surpassing the past two years. As of Jan. 3, 17,441 travelers entered the country’s borders, compared to 17,346 in 2023 and 15,618 in 2022.

Kathleen Wong is a travel reporter for USA TODAY based in Hawaii. You can reach her at [email protected] .

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Maldives achieves highest ever tourist arrivals with over 1.8 million tourists in 2023 

• December 20, 2023
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The Maldives has today welcomed our 1.8 millionth tourist for the year 2023, successfully reaching the arrival target set for the year. Maldives Marketing and Public Relations Corporation (MMPRC/ Visit Maldives) held a vibrant ceremony today to mark the momentous occasion. We reached this incredible milestone on 20th December 2023 with the arrival of Dutch native Mr Stefan Mathijs Hermans on flight EK652 from Dubai, UAE. This is Mr Hermans’  first  trip to the Maldives and he is here for a family holiday with his wife and two children. This is the first year that the Maldives has ever welcomed over 1.8 million tourists and marks our highest arrival numbers to date. 

MMPRC hosted the special celebratory event at Velana International Airport to commemorate this momentous milestone, joined by representatives from the Ministry of Tourism, Maldives Airports Company Limited (MACL),  Maldives Immigration, and Maldives Customs Service. The Minister of Tourism, Honourable Ibrahim Faisal joined the event today in addition to the Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director (CEO & MD) of MMPRC, Ms Fathmath Thaufeeq. The CEO & MD of MACL, Mr Ibrahim Shareef Mohamed, the Head of Airport Division, Principal Immigration Officer of Maldives Immigration, Ms Fathimath Majidha Hassan, and the Deputy Commissioner of Customs, Mr Mahmood Riyaz also joined the event celebrating this landmark achievement. 

“We are immensely proud of this achievement and remain committed to reaching the targets set for our tourism industry for next year as well. Every visitor who arrives in the Maldives has their breath taken away by the natural beauty of our nation, the warm hospitality of our people, and the unmatched variety of places to stay and things to do. We are here to make sure that everyone everywhere in the world knows that their perfect holiday is waiting for them in the Sunny Side of Life,” said CEO & MD of MMPRC, Ms Fathmath Thaufeeq. 

MMPRC has been continuously conducting marketing campaigns throughout the year 2023, leveraging marketing strategies and immersive promotional campaigns that showcase the unparalleled beauty and experiences that the Maldives has to offer. With our comprehensive 360-degree marketing approach, our efforts resonated with the worldwide audience, ensuring that the Maldives as a destination remained in the spotlight throughout the year for travellers seeking unforgettable experiences. We conducted a total of 349 marketing and promotional campaigns throughout the year with a combined reach of over 6,011,389,743.

Notable collaborations include joint-campaigns with world-renowned brands such as BBC Studios, CNN International Commercial and Qatar Airways. Another highlight of the year was the success of the Visit Maldives Storytellers’ Conference 2023. Our strategic promotional activities aimed at improving visitor numbers during the low season through sustainable tourism experiences allowed the Maldives to further cement our place as the top destination in the world, achieving over 1 million visitors within only seven months. 

The success of these campaigns were recognised on the global stage during the World Travel Awards event, where the MMPRC and the Maldives won the three highest honours of the night. The Maldives was awarded the prestigious title of World’s Leading Destination for the fourth year in a row, along with being a recipient of the newly-introduced Global Tourism Resilience Award for strategically building capacity to recover swiftly and thrive after disruptions. MMPRC was recognised for its work in promoting the Maldives as a destination with the World’s Leading Tourist Board Award for the second year in a row. 

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Indians dominated Maldives' tourist arrival figures in 2023, data shows

The largest number of tourists who visited the maldives after india were from russia and china..

Indian tourists were the highest among visitors to the Maldives till December 2023, data from the country's tourism ministry showed. According to the Maldives tourism ministry, a total of 17, 57,939 tourists arrived in the island nation till December 13, an increase of 12.6 per cent compared to the 1.5 million arrivals recorded in 2022.

The largest number of tourists who visited the Maldives were from India (2,09,198) , followed by Russia (2,09,146) and China (1,87,118).

About 1,55,730, tourists visited Maldives from the United Kingdom, 1,35,090, from Germany, 1,18,412 from Italy, 74,575 from the United States, 49,199 from France, 40,462 from Spain, and 37,260 from Switzerland.

Aviation data has also indicated that Maldives remained a popular choice for Indians as a tourism destination for a few years.

In the October-December quarter of 2018 when the first phase of expansion to Maldives began, 51,000 passengers travelled between India and Maldives on direct flights. These went up to 60,000 passengers in the same quarter in 2019. This translates to nearly 700 passengers a day each way between India and Maldives!

Even as Covid-19 played spoilsport, the October to December quarter of 2020 saw 32,000 passengers each way. Come 2021, the numbers broke all records as India was past the deadly second wave and Maldives had started welcoming tourists with restrictions while most of the world was still out of bounds.

A bumper 1.15 lakh passengers flew to Maldives from India in the fourth quarter of 2021, which averages at 1250 passengers per day, on direct flights. This dropped in 2022 as the world opened up and Indians flew to destinations all across.

However, earlier this week, anti-India comments by some Maldivians, including one minister, on X have prompted several Indian celebrities and social media influencers to call for a boycott of the Maldives and its tourist spots.

The ongoing tussle involving barbs, trolls, etc. traces its origin to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent visit to Lakshadweep, which spurred interest in the Indian island among travel enthusiasts.

During his visit, Modi inaugurated several development projects and also explored Lakshadweep's beautiful beaches. Pictures of Modi while snorkelling in the sea went viral on social media and were top trending on X.

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Maldives welcomes 1.7 million tourists in 2023

Wednesday, December 6, 2023 Favorite

In a remarkable achievement for the Maldives, the tropical paradise has welcomed over 1.7 million tourist arrivals in 2023, according to statistics released by the Maldives Tourism Ministry.

The latest figures, as of Sunday, showcase a significant surge, marking a 12.9 percent increase compared to the same duration last year, where arrivals stood at 1,508,307.

The Maldives continues to attract visitors at an impressive pace, currently witnessing an average of 5,099 daily tourist arrivals. This surge in tourism is a testament to the nation’s enduring appeal as a premier travel destination, renowned for its pristine beaches, turquoise waters, and luxurious resorts.

Leading the list of top source markets is Russia, contributing 11.3 percent of the market share with 193,269 arrivals. India closely follows with 185,987 arrivals, constituting 10.9 percent, while China secures the third position with 176,803 arrivals, making up 10.4 percent of the market. The diverse mix of source markets highlights the global allure of the Maldives as a sought-after destination for travelers worldwide.

The top ten source markets also include the UK, Germany, Italy, the US, France, Spain, and Switzerland, reflecting the diverse international appeal of the Maldives. These statistics underscore the country’s ability to attract tourists from various regions, contributing to its status as a global tourism hotspot.

The Maldives, recently honored as the World’s Leading Destination for the fourth consecutive year at the 2023 World Travel Awards, had initially set a target of 1.8 million tourist arrivals for the year. Later, the target was revised to an ambitious 1.9 million, a figure that would mark a historic milestone in the country’s tourism history.

With 63,644 operational beds across 1,261 registered tourist establishments, the Maldives continues to invest in its tourism infrastructure to ensure a world-class experience for visitors. The tourism sector, a vital contributor to the nation’s economy, plays a pivotal role in shaping the Maldives as a premier destination in the global travel landscape.

As the Maldives celebrates this tourism milestone, it reaffirms its standing as a destination of choice, offering unparalleled natural beauty, luxury, and hospitality to visitors from around the world.

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Tourist arrivals in the Maldives reach 809,603 by mid-2022

July 4, 2022 | News | IMTM

Male’, Maldives, 4th July 2022 – The Maldives welcomed 809,603 tourists by 29th June 2022, halfway to its target of 1.6 million for this year.

The Ministry of Tourism initially set their target for 2022 at 2 million tourist arrivals, in December 2021. However, considering the changing geopolitical climate and global affairs, the Minister of Tourism shared that welcoming 1.6 million tourists by the end of 2022 would still be considered a remarkable achievement. This comment takes into light the loss of the China market and the impact of the Ukraine-Russia conflict on the Maldives’ tourism industry. 

Similar to May, the top tourist markets for the Maldives remain the same with India leading with 14.8% market share. The UK falls into second place with 11.9%, followed by Russia (10%), Germany (8.4%) and Italy (6%). This shows a significant difference between the top 5 markets for the country in 2019. Back then, the leading markets were  China, India, Germany, Italy and the UK, in that order. However, the China market has now fallen into 46th position. 

Compared to June 2019, there is a 1.3% decrease in tourist arrivals in June this year. June 2019 recorded 108,709 tourists whereas June 2022 saw 107,281 tourist arrivals. This is a short fall compared to the sharp increase of 21.8% in arrivals last month. Yet, considering all monthly statistics comparing 2019 and 2022, tourism in the last month has done considerably well. 

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Maldives achieves highest ever tourist arrivals with over 1.8 million tourists in 2023.

Maldives has welcomed its 1.8 millionth tourist of the year – meeting its initial tourist arrival target for the year.

Hailing from Netherlands, Stefan Mathijs arrived in Maldives with his partner and children on Wednesday evening.

He was welcomed upon arrival at the Velana International Airport by Tourism Minister Ibrahim Faisal and Maldives Marketing and PR Corporation’s Managing Director Fathimath Thaufeeq, along with other top officials.

Maldives, which was recently crowned the World’s Leading Destination for the fourth year running at the 2023 World Travel Awards, had initially targeted 1.8 tourist arrivals for this year, but later revised the figure to 1.9 million – which will be the highest number of tourists recorded in the country’s history.

Speaking to press, Tourism Minister Faisal said he expects Maldives to achieve its latest target of 1.9 tourist arrivals.

He said the country is currently seeing an average of 5,000 tourist arrivals each day.

“This number undergoes changes each day. Therefore, its probably best not to say a direct figure,” he said.

He said that the development of the VIA is the administration’s biggest priority in terms of tourism development.

“It is one of President Dr. Muizzu’s key pledges to fishing the project within 8-9 months,” he said.

Stefan told reporters that he hadn’t expected to be honored as Maldives’ 1.8 millionth tourist of the year.

He said he came on vacation with his family, and looks forward to enjoy time in the water under the sun.

“Next, we are heading to Sri Lanka. We will return to Maldives again for five days and then return home,” he said.

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Minister reveals intend to host ITB fair 2026 in Maldives

Minister of Tourism Ibrahim Faisal has announced ongoing arrangements and projects aimed at achieving the goal of hosting the ITB fair in 2026. Speaking after participating in the ITB fair 2024, an annual event held in Berlin, Germany, Minister Faisal expressed optimism about attaining the opportunity to host the prestigious tourism exhibition.

The ITB fair, known for being the largest international tourism exhibition, is held annually in Berlin, but other countries are also given the chance to host it. This year, Oman hosted the event, drawing industry delegates from various countries. Minister Faisal highlighted that as a leading global tourism destination, Maldives prioritizes participation in the ITB fair each year.

Minister Faisal is confident that hosting the ITB fair in 2026 would significantly develop and boost the Maldivian tourism industry. He emphasized the need for discussions with stakeholders and the Maldives Marketing & Public Relations (MMPRC) to plan the required arrangements for hosting the event, acknowledging the considerable expenses involved. Minister Faisal is committed to achieving this goal through unified efforts.

MMPRC’s Managing Director, Fathimath Thaufeeq, provided insights into Maldives’ participation in the ITB fair 2024. She mentioned that 107 companies from the country participated in the event, conducting a Maldivian In Win, showcasing the nation’s culture and traditional cuisine. Thaufeeq also highlighted the launch of a magazine promoting local tourism by the Guest House Association and the introduction of a media kit named “Maldives Finder 2024” by MATATO during the fair.

The ITB Berlin 2024 took place from March 5 to March 7 and was attended by delegates from the Ministry of Tourism, investors from the tourism industry, Maldivian companies in the tourism sector, and high-level delegates from MMPRC.

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MMPRC CEO affirms commitment to responsible tourism at ITB Berlin ’24

The Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of Maldives Marketing and Public Relations Corporation (MMPRC), Fathmath Thaufeeq has reaffirmed the Maldives government’s commitment to responsible and inclusive tourism development.

She made the remarks while speaking at the Maldives Media Meet, held last Tuesday on the sidelines of ITB Berlin 2024.

In her speech, the MMPRC CEO said Maldives achieved remarkable success in tourism sector last year, by surpassing pre-pandemic arrival levels to hit over 1.8 million annual visitors.

Fathimath also noted the evolving traveler prefences, and explained MMPRC is proactive about its commitment to promote new tourism segments, including cultural, sports, and medical tourism.

She said these new segments are poised on expanding the range travelers attracted to the Maldives, and added MMPRC is now working on strengthening existing tourism segments.

MMPRC CEO further revealed the government’s plans to introduce more transit hotels in Greater Male’ region, specifically for short-stay travelers and stopovers.

She said that the tourism development efforts will extend to southernmost areas of the Maldives, and added the initiatives will not only be economically beneficial but will impact local communities positively as well.

The tourism board’s CEO also highlighted the current administration’s ongoing efforts to increase the involvement of women in tourism sector.

Direct flights between Hanimaadhoo-Trivandrum route to begin

Island Aviation Service has announced the national airline, Maldivian, is set to begin direct flights between Hanimaadhoo International Airport and Trivandrum, India.

In a statement, Island Aviation said the direct flights will commence from April 12, 2024 onward, with the aim of increasing the national airline’s international routes.

Island Aviation also highlights the direct flights will enhance connectivity for locals, especially those seeking medical services from India. The new route will also benefit locals seeking to holiday or visit for business in India.

Customers can now book for tickets online or from ticket centers.

The flights are scheduled on Fridays and Mondays each week. Maldivian will be using its Dash-8 aircraft for the route.

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Maldives Tourist Arrivals

Tourist arrivals in maldives decreased to 192385 in january from 194696 in december of 2023. tourist arrivals in maldives averaged 111511.70 from 2012 until 2024, reaching an all time high of 194696.00 in december of 2023 and a record low of 0.00 in april of 2020. source: maldives monetary authority,   markets,   gdp,   labour,   prices,   money,   trade,   government,   business,   consumer,   taxes,   health,   climate.