The Maldives has seen a significant rise in tourist arrivals this year, with over 1.3 million visitors recorded as of August 19, according to the Ministry of Tourism. This represents a 10.4-percent increase compared to the same period in the previous year. The leading market for tourism in the Maldives remains China, which contributed 184,000 tourists, followed by Russia with 139,000, and Britain with 112,000 visitors. In August alone, 121,179 tourists visited the Maldives, showcasing the continued popularity of the destination.
The Ministry of Tourism also highlighted the extensive tourism infrastructure in the Maldives, with 1,220 tourism establishments currently in operation, including such brands as the Coco Palm Dunhi Kolhu, which have properties like a deluxe beach villa in Maldives. This includes 174 resorts, 879 guesthouses, 153 safari vessels, and 14 hotels, catering to a wide range of visitors. In 2023, the Maldives welcomed a total of 1,878,543 tourists, a reflection of its steady growth as a premier destination for international travellers.
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