The Maldives is opening its borders to all global travelers from July 15 — no Covid-19 tests, quarantines or additional fees required.
The Maldives Has Officially Reopened to ALL Foreign Tourists!
The Maldives reopens to foreign tourists starting 15 July 2020. Though many countries still discourage, if not prohibit, their nationals from flying overseas for non-essential travel, the Maldives is …
Maldives: Free Speech, Assembly Under Threat
(New York) – The Maldives government is enforcing restrictions on protests that violate fundamental rights, Human Rights Watch said today. New regulations also threaten civil society groups for …
Maldives: Fire – Emergency Plan of Action (EPoA) DREF Operation n° MDRMV003 Final Report
English Situation Report on Maldives about Health, Logistics and Telecommunications, Fire and more; published on 14 Jul 2020 by IFRC …
Maldives-owned firm says will pay US$22m to Malaysian property developer WZR as awarded by adjudicator
A company owned by the Maldives government has said it would comply with an adjudicator’s decision that ordered it to pay more than US$22 million (RM93.8 million) owed …
Maldives tourism to open! India likely to set up a special air bubble; details
With Maldives opening its international tourism on July 15 after four months of being under a lockdown due to the Coronavirus pandemic, India is likely to establish an air bubble or air travel bridge.
The Maldives Is Reopening This Month to Cure Your Lockdown Malaise
The Maldives is reopening in a few days. The tropical island nation, which comprises nearly 1,200 islands in the Indian Ocean, is secluded by nature and well-suited to social distancing. To date, …
CMEC offers helping hand to ease housing crunch in Maldives
The Maldives, a popular tourist destination, is facing a severe housing shortage due to its limited space and growing population. Helping solve the problem is China Machinery Engineering Co Ltd, or …
The Maldives Is Reopening and, Yes, Even Americans Are Allowed
The famously beautiful archipelago is one of the few places welcoming back international tourists, though at a luxury price.
India’s tycoons take private jets to Goa, Maldives to escape coronavirus-ravaged cities
Private jet companies say that ever since flights were allowed to resume from May 25 , business has been brisk. Tycoons and their families want to go and recover from the country’s lockdown in their …