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Kaimoo Travels and Hotel Services Reaffirms Support for Addu City Development

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Kaimoo Travels and Hotel Services Pvt. Ltd. has reaffirmed its longstanding dedication to the development of Addu City, emphasizing its role as a committed stakeholder in the region’s progress. The company, which has proudly operated Equator Village Maldives for more than two decades, believes that Addu’s continued growth not only supports the local community but also strengthens the long-term success of the resort.

Equator Village Maldives currently operates under a valid lease agreement with the Ministry of Tourism. The agreement, originally signed in 1999 and later renewed in 2017, covers the full compound of the resort. However, parts of this leased area now overlap with the proposed route of a new road project in Addu.

Key Infrastructure at Risk Due to Overlap

Importantly, the overlapping zone includes vital infrastructure and operational facilities. These consist of the resort’s kitchen, staff accommodation, staff mess, resort laundry, garage, staff recreation area, and the guests’ squash court. Collectively, these elements are essential to the daily functioning of the resort. Therefore, any disruption to them could significantly impact operations.

Over the years, Kaimoo has maintained consistent dialogue with the Ministry of Tourism. In fact, the company has proactively proposed solutions aimed at supporting both the resort’s continued operations and the strategic development objectives of Addu City. Furthermore, Kaimoo has demonstrated a willingness to adapt, recognizing that both tourism and infrastructure development are crucial for the region’s future.

Commitment to Cooperation and a Fair Resolution

Moreover, the company remains fully committed to working closely with the Ministry to reach a fair and timely resolution. It is confident that through open communication and collaboration, a mutually beneficial outcome can be achieved.

Despite the current challenges, Kaimoo stands by its belief that compromise and partnership are key. Accordingly, the company has emphasized its readiness to be part of a constructive solution that accommodates both the resort’s operational needs and the city’s development plans.

Kaimoo reiterated its broader commitment to Addu’s progress. By contributing positively to both the local economy and the national tourism landscape, the company aims to support not only Addu’s growth but also the continued advancement of the Maldives as a whole.

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Dr. Klein, a General Practitioner based in Lucerne, Switzerland, spends his professional life looking after others. At Velassaru, he allows that responsibility to melt away. “Back in Switzerland, my job is to look after others.” He reflects “At Velassaru, I am the one being taken care of. Here, I am able to fully recharge my batteries.”

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