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PUBLISER’S NOTE Welcome to the 4th Edition of TTM Magazine, now rebranded as Best of Maldives by TTM. This publication, published annually will give travel trade professionals, travelers and industry stakeholders a glimpse of what Maldives has to offer. Maldives is undoubtedly among the most famous and popular luxury holiday destinations in the world. Famous for its tropical islands with the crystal-clear waters, pristine beaches and unparalleled underwater beauty since tourism was introduced to the country in the 70s, Maldives has continuously topped the best holiday destination lists all across the globe and regularly wins accolades and awards at all major international travel fairs. According to the statistics by the Ministry of Tourism, 2019 proved to be one of the most successful years for tourism, reaching the targeted 1.5 million tourist arrivals on November 24th. By the end of the year, Maldives had welcomed a record 1,702,831 tourists. Encouraged by the massive influx of holidaymakers, Maldives set an ambitious target for 2020, receiving 2 million tourists. That was before COVID-19 pandemic brought the world to a standstill. After nearly 4 months, Maldives reopened borders on 15th July 2020. For very unfortunate reasons, the leading travel trade show of Maldives, TTM 2020 by Travel Trade Maldives had to be delayed and held virtually from 24th – 26th November 2020. We hope to welcome our travel trade community to TTM 2021 which will be held as a hybrid event, both virtually and in person.
O rg a n i z e r ’s N o t e
Maldives Virtual Tour was launched as a sister brand of Travel Trade Maldives as the pandemic forced the industry to adopt innovative technologies. With Maldives Virtual Tour, people from all the world will get to experience Maldives virtually like never before. Through over 2,000 virtual tours of more than 150 islands, maldivesvirtualtour.com will help travelers to book directly from all the partners while experiencing breathtaking virtual tours of Maldives. MVT will host Maldives first virtual expo for travelers across the globe, Maldives Virtual Tour Expo in early 2021. We are excited to welcome Everyone once again to the Maldives. Cheers, Team TTM
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Publisher’s Note
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Maldives and Tourism Industry
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Exhibitors Profiles
22nd - 24th MAY
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MALDIVES AND TOURISM INDUSTRY Maldives has a GDP total of $86,788 billion according to 2019’s estimates while the GDP per capita, nominally placed is $11,316.
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Photo credits: Dynamyst The Maldivian archipelago consists of roughly 1,200 tropical islands scattered across the Indian Ocean – or more precisely 1,192 islands grouped in a double chain of 26 atolls, along the north-south direction, spread over approximately 90,000 square kilometers – making the country one of the world’s most dispersed countries. The country lies between 1°S 8°N in Latitude and 72° 74°E in Longitude. Among the 1200 islands, approximately 200 are inhabited and the population totaled up to 530,953 based on 2020 estimates. Maldives has a GDP total of $86,788 billion according to 2019’s estimates while the GDP per capita, nominally placed is $11,316 Historically speaking, the Maldives was colonized by travelers from the Indian subcontinent – who originated from Indo Saxons or Indo Aryans. The earliest written history of the Maldives was marked by the arrival of Sinhalese people in Sri Lanka and Maldives (Mahiladvipika) circa 543 to 483 BC, stated in Mahavansa.
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The country experienced a colonial period back in 1558 when the Portuguese established a garrison with a Viador (Viyazoru) – or roughly translated as an overseer of a factory (trading post). Somewhere in the mid-17th Century the Dutch made a move to Maldives, by establishing hegemony over Maldives without directly inflicting themselves in internal affairs. They were dispersed off by the British back in 1796 which resulted in Maldives becoming a part of British protected areas. The Maldives ancestral pedigree is rooted from Buddhism carried across the Indian subcontinent and made its way in Maldives along with its first settlers. However, in 1193 Maldives embraced the religion of Islam – an incident which is attached to the Moroccan traveler Abu al Barakat (stemming either from the Maghreb, as per Ibn Battutah, from the Somalian port of Berbera or from the Persian town of Tabriz.) Following the transition from Buddhism to Islam, the Buddhist King Dhovemi, after converting to Islam, adopted the title of Sultan Muhammad al Adil and was responsible for initiating a series of six Islamic dynasties, which lasted until 1932 when the sultanate became elective. One interesting fact regarding the early sultans of Maldives was their adopted title or the Sultan’s formal title, which was Sultan of Land and Sea, Lord of the Twelve-thousands islands and Sultan of the Maldives and carried credibility until 1965. Photo credits: National Archives
M a l d i v e s a n d To u r i s m I n d u s t r y
Blessed with a rich culture dating back to ancestral or to the time of the first settlers, Maldives is survived by many traditional garbs and garments and rituals that can be witnessed even today as part of cultural or heritage practices – however it was more of their
Maldives is blessed with a rich culture dating back to ancestral time
livelihood in ancient times, which had now been simply regarded tradition. One of the most prominent practices of ancestral rituals would be the Boduberu Dance, which had since witnessed a significant change in its core values and practice as it transitioned to modern times according to the relevance of the era. Some folklore indicates the early Boduberu Dances were a part of blood-rituals with dancers flocking about in erratic movements that were a part of a sacrificial tribute to their then gods – ergo, when Maldivians had practiced Buddhism. The credibility of this has yet to be validated. Maldives is also renowned for having expert craftsmen, who practice and promote unique and purely Maldivian original lacquer work as well as souvenir crafting. Lacquer crafting is normally practiced on wood, being spun at excessive speed on a hand-made motor - like equipment. Sharp edged knives are used to precisely ink in and carve out designs and patterns on them. Anyone wishing to get some tasteful idea of the ancient Maldivian civilization can experience it from the National Museum situated in the capital city Male’.
Maldives is survived by many traditional garbs and garments and rituals that can be witnessed even today as part of heritage or cultural practice
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Kurumba Maldives was etched into the pages of history when it became the first resort to be opened in the nation.
Photo credits: Dynamyst A country that had boomed into progress through fishing and agriculture back in the yesteryear period witnessed a paradigm shift and a drastic increase in its journey towards modernism when Maldives was introduced to the field of tourism. Tourism in Maldives was established back in 1972, and Kurumba Maldives was etched into the pages of history when it became the first resort to be opened in the nation. An initiative led by the then President, Mr. Ibrahim Nasir. The second resort to be opened in Maldives was Bandos, and both resorts have since then gone to become landmarks or pinnacles of Maldivian Tourism industry and are still in operation. When the industry started, the country had just two resorts with a capacity of roughly 280 beds. However, today, approximately 150+ registered resorts are developmental phases. Apart from the lineage of
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A new breed of thrill seeking and adventurous tourists
Now, the next phase in the development and
were attracted through various expos held nationally
progression of the Maldivian Tourism Industry
and internationally, which saw the participation of
comes in the form of a symposium converging on the
many entrepreneurs handling or owning guesthouses.
importance of a travel-trade directive of the country –
Such networking expos and symposiums allowed to
titled the Travel Trade Maldives.
boost the tourist across countries that had middle
Travel Trade Maldives (TTM) is the annually staged
to luxury class tourists visiting Maldives to a larger
platform that connects the travel trade community of
demographic of tourists – ergo allowing more flexibility
Maldives to the global network of travel agents easily
and hospitality options for visitors to experience.
and instantly. It is a vibrant and must-attend business-
Liveaboards, also known in the Maldives as ‘safari boats’, are another attraction for tourists to Maldives. These vessels, which cruise around the atolls on scheduled itineraries; usually lasting a week or sometimes two, are the best bet for die-hard scuba
to-business event catering a diverse range of hoteliers to local and international travel professionals. TTM’s motive is to facilitate the tourism industry of Maldives to reach the ultimate goal of 2 million tourists with over $3.5 billion in receipts by the end of 2020.
divers who want to do at least three dives per day as
Such a grand event comes with the promise of
well as see as much of the Maldives as possible. The
boosting the possibility and probability of a larger
rich variety of experiences available includes diving
developmental phase in the tourism industry and a
with large pelagics, drift diving, wreck diving, channel
global outreach for Maldivian hoteliers in their quest
diving, and exploring thilas, caves and remote reefs.
to expand and build tourism brands and franchises
The vessels move to new spots every day and the
across the globe.
route usually encompasses more than one atoll.
TTM would benefit in connecting interested business
According to 2019 statistics, the country is frequented
parties in establishing various, new and innovative
mostly by Chinese demographics, with a head count
business ventures in Maldives which would go on to
of 267,875+ while India placed 2nd with a head count
contribute to the growth of the Maldivian economy in
of 145,047+ and Germany came in 3rd with a tourist
the long run.
head count of 120,168+. These numbers have since increased last year, while the final verdict for 2020 has
Truly, a brilliant concept in expanding and exposure
yet to be released.
and outreach, the Travel Trade Maldives initiative is a
With the current government emphasizing a focus on
in to incept relevant and robust ideas and ventures that
development and the attraction of foreign investment
would benefit the tourism industry wholly – as well as
to boost the Maldivian tourism industry, the nation
benefit in the boom of the economical foreground of
has seen prosperous changes in tourism industry’s
Maldives.
infrastructure and caliber.
promising venture that would help many entrepreneurs
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BANDOS MALDIVES
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BANYAN TREE VABBINFARU
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CENTARA GRAND ISLAND RESORT AND SPA
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CHAMPA CENTRAL HOTEL
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cinnamonhotels
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COCOON MALDIVES
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CONRAD MALDIVES RANGALI ISLAND
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CONSTANCE HALAVELI MALDIVES
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constancehotels
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CONSTANCE MOOFUSHI MALDIVES
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constancehotels
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CROWN & CHAMPA RESORTS
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