The Indian cruise liner MS Nautica docked in the Maldives carrying 610 tourists and 397 crew members, becoming the ninth international cruise ship to visit the country this year. The government has announced plans to develop dedicated cruise jetties in three strategic regions to attract high-value cruise liners.
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The Indian cruise liner MS Nautica docked in the country this week, bringing 610 tourists and 397 crew members to the island paradise.
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The Indian cruise liner MS Nautica docked in the country this week, bringing 610 tourists and 397 crew members to the island paradise.
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This visit follows the March arrival of MS Insignia, a luxury liner from Oceania Cruises, which brought in thousands of travelers to Maldivian shores
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