The Maldives launched its largest-ever showcase at Arabian Travel Market 2025 in Dubai, with over 260 representatives across 111 exhibitors, designating the fair as its flagship international tourism event. The pavilion featured cultural performances, Maldivian cuisine, a 'Maldivian Evening 2025', and a co-branded campaign with Liverpool Football Club on Dubai's green taxis.
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With over 260 Maldivian representatives across 111 exhibitors, the island nation is making a significant statement at the Middle East’s premier travel trade event.
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With over 260 Maldivian representatives across 111 exhibitors, the island nation is making a significant statement at the Middle East’s premier travel trade event.
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ATM 2025 has attracted more than 2,600 exhibitors and over 55,000 travel professionals from 166 countries, making it one of the largest gatherings in the event’s history.
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ATM 2025 has attracted more than 2,600 exhibitors and over 55,000 travel professionals from 166 countries, making it one of the largest gatherings in the event’s history.
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ATM 2025 has attracted more than 2,600 exhibitors and over 55,000 travel professionals from 166 countries, making it one of the largest gatherings in the event’s history.
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The Maldives has launched its most ambitious tourism showcase to date at the Arabian Travel Market (ATM) 2025… Held at the Dubai World Trade Centre from April 28 to May 1, ATM 2025 has attracted more than 2,600 exhibitors and over 55,000 travel professionals from 166 countries.
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