The Tourism Ministry announced it will form a special task force to reopen the Shangri-La Villingili Resort and Spa in Addu City, which has been closed since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic. High-level discussions were held with Shangri-La executives, attended by Addu City lawmakers, and the government divested its stake in the resort in August 2023 due to pandemic-related financial losses.
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Shangri-La Resort in Villingili is a 284-bed facility, featuring 60 water villas, 26 beach villas, 28 pool villas, 16 treehouse villas, and two presidential villas.
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featuring 60 water villas, 26 beach villas, 28 pool villas, 16 treehouse villas, and two presidential villas.
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featuring 60 water villas, 26 beach villas, 28 pool villas, 16 treehouse villas, and two presidential villas.
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featuring 60 water villas, 26 beach villas, 28 pool villas, 16 treehouse villas, and two presidential villas.
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featuring 60 water villas, 26 beach villas, 28 pool villas, 16 treehouse villas, and two presidential villas.
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Initially, the Maldivian government held a 30 percent stake in the resort, while the government joint-venture company Addu Investment Pvt. Ltd. held the remaining 70 percent.
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while the government joint-venture company Addu Investment Pvt. Ltd. held the remaining 70 percent.
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However, in August 2023, the government decided to divest its shares due to financial challenges arising from the resort’s prolonged closure during the pandemic.
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