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Six & Six Private Islands to Launch Six Luxury Resorts in Maldives

Six & Six Private Islands



Six & Six Private Islands is set to redefine luxury hospitality in the Maldives. Co-founded by Laith Pharaon, the brand introduces a guest-oriented approach that blends personalized service, artistic design, and a sophisticated lifestyle. The company recently revealed the first phase of development, which will bring six exclusive resorts to life. The first two will open in South Malé Atoll in 2025 and 2026. Each resort will offer its own unique character, yet all will share the same core philosophy: crafting bespoke, tailored experiences for every guest.

A New Era of Personalized Travel

At Six & Six, custom luxury lies at the heart of everything it offers. Guests will enjoy the freedom to craft vacations that cater to their individual needs and desires. Unlike traditional resorts, every stay at Six & Six revolves around personal preferences, from curated wellness programs to private dining options. Each detail is thoughtfully designed to create a seamless experience, boosting relaxation and enjoyment.

The brand promises a new standard of luxury, offering exclusive, one-of-a-kind experiences at each resort. Marc Gussing, Director of Operations, shared that their end-to-end approach guarantees personalized touches even before guests arrive. Each journey is uniquely crafted to offer a truly bespoke experience for every guest.

As quoted by BWHotelier, Gussing added,

“Our ambition is to be the go-to resort operator for the bon-vivants who demand customization so that they can create their own, ideal story.”

The First Two Resort of Six & Six in Maldives

The first two resorts under the Six & Six brand will open in South Malé Atoll, with Rah Gili Maldives welcoming guests in late 2025. Set next to a private dolphin sanctuary, Rah Gili will feature 74 pool villas, 38 of which will sit overwater. These spacious villas, ranging from 120 to 200 square meters, and will come with private pools. Guests will enjoy unmatched exclusivity, complemented by fine dining, curated cultural events, and vibrant social spaces that enhance the overall luxury experience.

In 2026, Dhon Maaga Maldives will open its doors, offering villas that range from 250 to over 400 square meters. With private jet transfers, large pools, and serene zen courtyards, Dhon Maaga will reimagine luxury and design. The resort will also boast a world-class wine cellar and innovative wellness facilities, making sure every moment feels extraordinary. Each villa will feature special touches, like bathtubs inlaid with semi-precious gems, blending art and luxury seamlessly.

A Harmonious Balance of Sustainability and Luxury

Sustainability drives Six & Six’s operations. The company integrates innovative environmental practices into every resort. These include using solar power, implementing zero-waste policies, supporting reef rehabilitation programs, and engaging in community outreach. By incorporating sustainable design, Six & Six preserves the Maldives natural beauty while offering guests an exceptional luxury experience. This harmonious balance between elegance and sustainability forms the foundation of their vision.

Six & Six Redefines Luxury Tourism in the Maldives

BWHotelier highlighted Laith Pharaon, Founder of Six & Six, as he outlined the company’s philosophy:

“Maldives is a place where natural luxury is at its best. SIX & SIX, through its service culture and delivery, will elevate the guest journey.”

Pharaon emphasized Six & Six’s commitment to offering guests unmatched luxury, giving them the time, space, and freedom to truly be themselves. The goal is to remove distractions, allowing guests to fully immerse in their exclusive experience.

Six & Six Private Islands goes beyond being just a new collection of resorts. It is redefining luxury tourism. With a focus on personalized experiences, sustainable practices, and a deep connection to the Maldives natural beauty, Six & Six sets the standard for eco-conscious, exclusive travel. As the first resorts open, the brand promises to usher in a new era of luxury hospitality.

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Maldives Tourism Highlights: Key Updates from the First Week of April

Maldives Tourism Highlights: Key Updates from the First Week of April

The first week of April has been a remarkable one for the Maldives’ tourism sector, with several key developments underscoring the country’s growing influence on the global stage. The Ministry of Tourism and Environment has spearheaded several initiatives that highlight its unwavering commitment to sustainable tourism, international collaboration, and enhancing the nation’s tourism appeal. From launching a high-profile campaign with Liverpool Football Club to taking decisive steps toward a greener future, this week marks a pivotal moment for the Maldives’ tourism industry.

Tourism Promotion with Liverpool FC: A Landmark Partnership

One of the standout moments this week was, without a doubt, the official launch of the Maldives’ tourism promotion campaign in partnership with Liverpool Football Club (LFC). President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu, joined by Minister of Tourism and Environment Thoriq Ibrahim, attended the Merseyside Derby between Liverpool FC and Everton, marking the global debut of this exciting collaboration. The Maldives Marketing & Public Relations Corporation (MMPRC) has, in fact, worked alongside LFC to run a co-branded tourism campaign across the UK, aiming to attract high-value travelers to the Maldives. Specifically, the campaign includes extensive outdoor and digital advertisements in prime locations like the London Underground, airports, and major billboards across Europe, promising the Maldives significant exposure in international markets.

Advancing Climate Action: Maldives Sets Example with Transparency and Sustainability

In line with its commitment to environmental sustainability, the Maldives also focused on climate action this week. Notably, the Ministry of Tourism and Environment is currently undergoing a technical expert review of the nation’s first Biennial Transparency Report (BTR), submitted as part of the Paris Agreement’s Enhanced Transparency Framework. This review will, in turn, assess the country’s efforts in managing greenhouse gas emissions and climate change impacts. Ultimately, this review process demonstrates the Maldives’ dedication to global climate action, reinforcing the country’s reputation as a leader in sustainable tourism and environmental stewardship.

Renewable Energy Progress: A Step Toward Sustainable Tourism

In a related effort to promote sustainability, the Ministry has signed an agreement to install 38 MWh of Battery Energy Storage Systems across 18 islands. This initiative, backed by the Asian Development Bank (ADB), is a significant step toward increasing the use of solar energy in the Maldives, thereby helping to reduce reliance on costly diesel fuel. Furthermore, this project is expected to not only save millions in fuel costs but also support the Maldives’ broader goals of becoming more environmentally resilient, ultimately further enhancing its appeal as an eco-conscious tourist destination.

Strengthening International Relations and Local Industry Development

Minister Thoriq Ibrahim met with officials from Pakistan to discuss cooperative efforts in waste management, a critical issue for the archipelago’s scattered islands. Additionally, the Minister welcomed Japan’s newly appointed Ambassador, Mrs. Ishigami Rumiko, to discuss climate mitigation, waste management, and energy transition, thus demonstrating the Maldives’ commitment to fostering strong international partnerships.

Moreover, Minister Ibrahim also met with the Maldives Association of HR Professionals to explore opportunities for developing the tourism workforce, ensuring that the Maldives can continue offering exceptional service to visitors. These discussions are, indeed, crucial for strengthening the Maldives’ tourism industry and its global competitiveness.

Looking Ahead

With a continued focus on sustainable tourism, international collaborations, and workforce development, the Maldives is positioning itself for long-term success in the global tourism market. The nation’s commitment to environmental stewardship, alongside initiatives like the partnership with Liverpool FC, will undoubtedly ensure it remains a top destination for travelers worldwide.

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