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President Muizzu steers Maldives to record-breaking tourism revenue in 2025
The Maldives recorded its strongest-ever tourism year in 2025, with travel receipts projected to exceed USD 5.4 billion, up 15.8 percent year on year and above the USD 5 billion national target. Arrivals from China and Russia rose 22 and 20 percent respectively, and the country won the World Travel Awards World's Leading Destination title for a sixth consecutive year.
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15.8 percentgrowth in tourism receipts year on yearThe Standardtourism receipts grew by 15.8 percent year on year compared to 2024, decisively surpassing the national target of USD 5 billion
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approximately 10 percentgrowth in surface arrivalsThe StandardSurface arrivals increased by approximately 10 percent by year end, alongside growth in total bed nights
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22 percentgrowth in arrivals from ChinaThe Standardarrivals from China rising by 22 percent and Russia recording 20 percent growth
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20 percentgrowth in arrivals from RussiaThe Standardarrivals from China rising by 22 percent and Russia recording 20 percent growth, reaffirming their strategic importance to the Maldives’ tourism expansion.
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The Maldives secured the World Travel Awards World's Leading Destination title for the sixth consecutive year.In 2025The StandardIn 2025, the country secured the World Travel Awards World’s Leading Destination title for the sixth consecutive year, setting a new international record.
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