65% of the Employees in the tourism industry of the Maldives has received their 2nd dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.

The so-called Indian variant of COVID-19 in Britain is now the biggest threat to international tr...

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia plans to resume tourist visas very soon after suspending them last year because of the coronavirus, Bloomberg reported citing a Saudi official. The Kingdom is also working with other Middle Eastern and European nations on a unified protocol to facilitate travel, the official...

For more than a year, keeping its international borders tightly sealed to all travelers in the middle of COVID-19, now, Thailandis in an urgent need to draw international tourism. It accounts for one-fifth of its economy in pre-pandemic times. From …

WHO switches to Greek alphabet for virus variant names

Mark your calendars – June 1, 2021 onwards, the following single-use plastics will be banned from import to the Maldives. Read on to find out the sustainable alternatives we can use instead.

All the way back in March 2020 when the lockdowns first started to hit, hoteliers became cognizant not only of the imperative for enhanced sanitization procedures to prevent COVID-19 spread but also the need to give guests peace of mind.

First time hotel owners purchased a small independent boutique property that had been significantly underperforming the market in guestroom and restaurant revenues for many years. The property had a prime location within a destination resort market and the new owners made significant investments...

TBO Group acquires Gemini Tours & Travels, a leading consolidator for Maldives in the India Market

Travel and tourism players may be living in one of their darkest times in modern history, but these are also days of bright ideas that could forever change how people travel and appreciate destinations.

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SINGAPORE: Singapore reported 16 new COVID-19 cases in the community as of noon on Monday (May 31), including three with no links to previous ...