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The beauty of Maldives islands are indeed addictive. Once you sample the heady mixture of secluded serenity, thrilling water sports activities, soothing spas, relaxing beaches all wrapped in the luxurious comfort of modern amenities - you are bound to want the experience again.
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Bandos Island Resort is only a mere 7 kilometeres from the international airport and capital of the Maldives, yet a world away from the hubbub of the city life that you wish to leave behind. Among its many attractions are the lush tropical vegetation, swaying palm trees, transparent azure lagoons and one of the best house reefs in the world. This natural grandeur complimented by 5-star service and modern amenities, Bandos Island Resort is naturally a tropical haven that is both idealistic and comfortable – every holidaymaker’s utopia. » Bandos Island Resort
Kuredu Island Resort
It’s located to the north of the Male’ Atoll in the Lhaviyari Atoll, not too far from the capital of the Maldives. You can get a sea plane transfer which would only take around 40 minutes as it’s about 130km North of Male’. Laguna Beach Resort
A 30 minute dhoni-ride from the airport and the capital yet not too close to many islands, Laguna is the perfect romantic hideaway for honeymooners seeking romance. And if you are traveling with family, the crystal-clear lagoons immediately surrounding the white sands of Laguna Beach Resort are shallow enough for young beach-lovers to enjoy while a few minute’s snorkeling distance away colourful tropical fish swarm over a magnificent house reef. |
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Maldives Tourism and BusinessTourism is the largest industry in the Maldives. 20% of the GDP and 60% of the foreign exchange that flows into the country is through the tourism sector. Also, over 90% of the government tax revenue comes from tourism related taxes and import duties. Fishing is the second leading economic sector of the Maldives. A significant amount of country’s income is generated through export of live fish and other fish/marine products. Largely constrained by the limitedness of cultivable land and domestic labour, agriculture and manufacturing play only a minor role in the economy of the Maldives. Other economic activities in the Maldives include garment production, boat building and handicraft production. However, these are not major income generating activities and accounts only for about 16% of the GDP. The GDP of Maldives totalled US$435 million in 2000 – about US$1,400 per capita. The Maldives has experienced relatively low inflation in recent years. Real GDP growth averaged about 10% in the 1980s. It expanded by an exceptional 16.2% in 1990, declined to 4% in 1993, and has since bounced back to the 7% to 9% range. Travel Insurance Often, travel insurance comes last on our list of things to do before we travel, sometimes it is often forgone altogether too. Perhaps because we like to believe that accidents always happen to others – not us. Learn about Travel Insurance - 10 Tips. |
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