The Maldives to Host Tourism Roadshows in India – Reconnecting with a Key Market

The Maldives is ramping up efforts to bolster tourism ties with India, a crucial source market for the island nation. The Maldives Association of Travel Agents and Tour Operators (MATATO) recently met with Shri Munu Mahawar, India’s High Commissioner in Male, to discuss strengthening cooperation in travel and tourism. It was also revealed that plans are underway for hosting tourism roadshows across major cities in India as well as strategically partnering with prominent Indian travel associations to attract more visitors. Additionally, media and influencer familiarisation trips are also on the cards, to showcase the unparalleled beauty of this island nation.

As a leading holiday destination, the country continues to draw travellers from across the world eager to experience unforgettable holidays at the best luxury Maldives resorts. These include properties on private islands such as Grand Park Kodhipparu Maldives offering romantic escapes, family fun, exciting water sports and wellness retreats. With the increase in arrivals and the hosting of tourism roadshows in countries like India, the country remains on track to achieve its goal of welcoming two million tourists in 2024.

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