The Maldives has experienced a significant increase in tourist arrivals this year, with a 10.5 percent rise compared to last year, according to the Ministry of Tourism.
As of September 2, 1,367,825 tourists have visited the Maldives, up from 1,238,275 during the same period last year.
Tourist numbers have been climbing steadily since the beginning of the month, with an average of 5,560 arrivals per day.
According to statistics, the Maldives' top source markets for tourists this year are:
- China: 199,316 tourists
- Russia: 147,755 tourists
- The UK: 117,855 tourists
- Italy: 101,748 tourists
The Maldives currently offers 174 resorts, 14 hotels, 881 guest houses, and 153 safari vessels to accommodate visitors. The Ministry of Tourism has set a target to attract two million tourists by the end of the year.
This rise in tourist arrivals underscores the Maldives' growing appeal as a premier travel destination and highlights the effectiveness of ongoing efforts to enhance its tourism infrastructure.
As of September 2, 1,367,825 tourists have visited the Maldives, up from 1,238,275 during the same period last year.
Tourist numbers have been climbing steadily since the beginning of the month, with an average of 5,560 arrivals per day.
According to statistics, the Maldives' top source markets for tourists this year are:
- China: 199,316 tourists
- Russia: 147,755 tourists
- The UK: 117,855 tourists
- Italy: 101,748 tourists
The Maldives currently offers 174 resorts, 14 hotels, 881 guest houses, and 153 safari vessels to accommodate visitors. The Ministry of Tourism has set a target to attract two million tourists by the end of the year.
This rise in tourist arrivals underscores the Maldives' growing appeal as a premier travel destination and highlights the effectiveness of ongoing efforts to enhance its tourism infrastructure.
