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Dive and Travel Awards Crowns the Maldives as Dream Dive Destination

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Dive and Travel Awards hosted by the Marine Diving Fair 2020 has crowned the Maldives as Dream Dive Destination.

Dive and Travel Awards hosted by the Marine Diving Fair 2020 has crowned the Maldives as Dream Dive Destination. This is the 12th constructive year the Maldives claimed the prestigious Dream Dive Destination award. Marine Diving Fair is an annual scuba diving and beach resorts fair that takes place in Tokyo, Japan.

The Marine Diving Fair is a platform created to cater to a large number of scuba divers and marine enthusiasts. Likewise, it has been noted that the diving segment of Maldives attracts the most visitors from Japan. Thereby, the Marine Diving Fair opens a great opportunity for reaching travelers focusing on the diving segment.

The Fair has been a great platform to strengthen the market presence of the Maldives in Japan and the Southeast Asia region. Maldives Marketing & Public Relations Corporation (MMPRC) has been doing continuous marketing activities in the Japanese market and in other global markets as well, focusing on the online & digital advertising opportunities.

Some of the main activities recently conducted include VisitMaldives later campaign on social media platforms, Maldives: The Sun Will Shine Again, Facebook live event, and under the Rediscover Maldives campaign, the webinar series conducted which will be used to share information about the new norms in traveling to Maldives and showcasing the experiences that await tourists here in paradise. The series of webinars will focus on the different markets including Japan, Southeast Asia region, and other major markets to Maldives.

The Japanese market is ranked 10th among the source market to the Maldives based on the February 2020 arrival statistics. By the end of February 2020, 4,052 Japanese arrivals were recorded, which is a growth of 2.4% compared to the previous year. In 2019 a total of 44,251 arrivals were recorded, which is a growth of 4.6%. With the continued positive growth in arrivals from the market, Maldives is hopeful and ready to welcome tourists back and to ensure that it’s a safe haven for all.

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COMO Hotels Appoints Peter Nilsson as Maldives Managing Director

COMO Hotels Maldives Managing Director - Peter Nilsson

COMO Hotels and Resorts has appointed Peter Nilsson as Managing Director for the Maldives. He will oversee COMO Cocoa Island and COMO Maalifushi. With a wealth of experience, Nilsson aims to deliver top-tier guest experiences and ensure smooth operations across both resorts.

In his new role, Nilsson will focus on driving operational excellence and fostering team engagement. Additionally, he will ensure seamless guest experiences and promote strategic growth. Above all, his goal is to enhance both the guest experience and operational efficiency.

Nilsson is a Swedish hotelier with over 30 years of experience in luxury hospitality. He has worked with renowned brands such as Ritz-Carlton, Soneva, Six Senses, Conrad, and Anantara. Most recently, he served as CEO of Banwa Private Island in Palawan, Philippines. His deep knowledge of resort management makes him the ideal leader for COMO’s Maldives properties.

COMO Cocoa Island and COMO Maalifushi are located on two secluded islands in the Maldives. Both resorts offer immersive experiences, including COMO Shambhala’s award-winning wellness programs. For example, COMO Cocoa Island in South Malé Atoll features 33 overwater villas, blending luxury with a deep respect for nature. Meanwhile, COMO Maalifushi, the only resort in Thaa Atoll, provides 59 overwater and beach accommodations, offering activities such as diving, surfing, and fly fishing.

For more information or to book your next stay, visit the COMO Hotels Maldives website.

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