The Ministry of Tourism has announced that applications are now open for the third edition of the Maldives Tourism Awards (MTA), a prestigious annual event that recognizes excellence in the tourism sector.
This year, the awards are open to a wide range of tourism-related businesses, including resorts, hotels, guesthouses, safari vessels, dive centers, and other facilities. The MTA aims to celebrate the contributions of these businesses to the growth and development of the country’s tourism industry.
Details regarding the various award categories, application requirements, and evaluation criteria are available on the official Maldives Tourism Awards 2024 website. Interested parties can apply through the online portal, selecting the relevant category for their business.
The deadline for submissions is Thursday, 28th of this month, with applications closing at 1 PM.
The Maldives tourism industry continues to thrive, with 171 resorts, 14 hotels, 895 guesthouses, and 154 safari vessels currently in operation. The MTA provides a platform to acknowledge and reward the outstanding efforts of those shaping the country’s tourism landscape.
This year, the awards are open to a wide range of tourism-related businesses, including resorts, hotels, guesthouses, safari vessels, dive centers, and other facilities. The MTA aims to celebrate the contributions of these businesses to the growth and development of the country’s tourism industry.
Details regarding the various award categories, application requirements, and evaluation criteria are available on the official Maldives Tourism Awards 2024 website. Interested parties can apply through the online portal, selecting the relevant category for their business.
The deadline for submissions is Thursday, 28th of this month, with applications closing at 1 PM.
The Maldives tourism industry continues to thrive, with 171 resorts, 14 hotels, 895 guesthouses, and 154 safari vessels currently in operation. The MTA provides a platform to acknowledge and reward the outstanding efforts of those shaping the country’s tourism landscape.
