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Agenmasi Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu has said that the government has set a target of attracting 2.3 million tourists to the Maldives by 2025. He said that extensive work is underway to achieve the target.
Addressing the first meeting of the first session of the People’s Majlis, the unicameral legislature of the Maldives, for 2025, Muizzu said that the Maldives welcomed two million tourists for the first time in 2024, an increase of 9 percent compared to 2023. He informed that 2024 was a historic year for tourism in the Maldives and that it would be expanded in 2025.
To meet the 2025 tourism target, the government will provide investment incentives and other benefits to build resorts on islands that were previously unreachable and turn them into beautiful tourist attractions.
He said that the government is going to expand the international routes of the National Airlines Corporation to more destinations to increase tourist arrivals. President Muizzu also informed that additional wide-body aircraft will be purchased this October to attract tourists and that direct flights from the Maldives to European destinations will be made easier for European guests.
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