The Maldives has reduced its tourist arrival deficit to about 3 per cent after a downturn caused by Middle East conflict, Tourism and Civil Aviation Minister Mohamed Ameen said at the World Travel Market in London. October arrivals reached 194,039, surpassing the previous year's figure for the same month.
Tracked 3 per cent Tourist arrivals
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the Maldives has reduced its tourist arrival deficit to approximately 3 per cent
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its annual targets of 2.5 million visitors and 17 per cent sector growth
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its annual targets of 2.5 million visitors and 17 per cent sector growth
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Between March and May, the conflict caused tourist arrivals to fall by 24 to 25 per cent.
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In October, the Maldives welcomed 194,039 visitors, surpassing the previous year’s figures for the same month.
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During the ongoing high season, the destination is recording a daily average of 5,900 tourist arrivals.
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Earlier reports gave 5,000 and 6,000 11 Nov, 15:12 Sun English5,911 tourists per day 9 Nov, 16:29 The Standard