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India-Maldives Tensions Spark Boycott, Review-Bombing of Maldivian Resorts

Diplomatic tensions between India and the Maldives have triggered a social media boycott campaign by Indian travellers and celebrities, including coordinated review-bombing of Maldivian resort ratings and cyber attacks on Maldivian government and resort websites. The Maldives Association of Travel Agents and Tour Operators has launched a survey to assess the impact on hotel reservations, at a time when India has been the Maldives' top source market for three years with over 200,000 visitors annually.

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  • over 200,000 Annual tourist visitors from India to the Maldives Maldives Republic India has been the top source market for tourists to the Maldives for the past three years, with over 200,000 visitors annually.

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  • MATATO initiated a survey to gauge the impact of the boycott on hotel reservations. Maldives Republic In response to these developments, the Maldives Association of Travel Agents and Tour Operators (MATATO) has initiated a survey to gauge the impact of the boycott on hotel reservations.

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