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Siyam World Reveals the Beachhouse Collection

Siyam World, Maldives has launched The Beach House Collection, an exclusive and sophisticated enclave of 24 show-stopping one- to six-bedroom Residences
Siyam World has launched The Beach House Collection, an exclusive and sophisticated enclave of 24 show-stopping residences.

Recently opened premium all-inclusive island revolution Siyam World, Maldives has launched The Beach House Collection, an exclusive and sophisticated enclave of 24 show-stopping one- to six-bedroom Residences – each exceptional at every level and infused with an “I can have it all” ethos.

In addition to Siyam World’s ever-expanding WOW! 24hrs Premium All-Inclusive, guests at The Beach House Collection benefit from exclusive VIP privileges including their choice of a complimentary dive or 50-minute spa treatment at Veyo Spa; a wellness gift hampers on arrival; anytime in-villa breakfasts throughout their stay – including one amazing floating breakfast served in their private pool; daily VIP amenities; and 24-hour private butler service from intuitive katheebs who anticipate and exceed expectations around the clock.

Siyam World is one of the largest natural islands in the Maldives to feature both a resort and sophisticated residences. The 24 Residences, ranging from 510sqm to 3000sqm, are designed for discerning, fun-loving individuals who seek privacy and discretion – but also the freedom to roam, to discover, to explore and to submerge themselves in a variety of rich and memorable experiences. Cloistered within a 54-hectare haven ringed by more than four kilometres of white sandy beaches and six kilometres of house reef, The Beach House Collection embodies a secluded, idyllic island holiday experience – harmonious heaven of true Maldivian vibrancy and luxurious modern comforts. Imbued with style yet never pretentious; sophisticated without ostentation – The Beach House Collection offers optimum discretion for family and friends to unwind in its sweeping private havens.

Designed in a contemporary style, yet embracing tropical architecture and interior design solutions that reflect and celebrate the tradition and cultural heritage of the Maldives, all of The Beach House Collection villas enjoy an elegant, cosy and relaxed ambience and modern, comfortable style.  Daylight streams into grand living spaces that still offer uniquely Maldivian seclusion. Each residence features two flatscreen satellite TVs; king-size beds; interconnecting rooms; walk-in and outdoor “under the stars” showers and a spacious bathtub; elegant dressing rooms and walk-in closet; room-controlled air conditioning and overhead fans; working desk and high-speed Wi-Fi. Unparalleled ocean views grace numerous terraces and private beachfront salas, nestled in lush tropical vegetation. All Residences also come with private pools, living rooms and dining rooms or inviting barbecue areas that are an ideal space for groups to relish long sunny days and blissful nights.

With 24-hour service from private katheebs blessed with an uncanny foresight for guests’ needs – and a deft ability to deliver even more – indulgence becomes as simple as sharing exquisite food with friends, children playing in the sand, and a variety of spectacular dining and entertainment experiences. In addition to the more than a dozen bars and restaurants available to all at Siyam World, guests at The Beach House Collection also have exclusive access to experiences that go way beyond expectations – including The Orchid Bar & Adult Only Pool and speciality Japanese restaurant Arigato.

All 24 villas and residences within The Beach House Collection at Siyam World have also been made available to international investors on a 35-year leasehold basis; with a choice of two guaranteed return models. Owners can opt for a 5% per annum return on their investment, or alternatively 40% of their unit’s annual net room profit. Prices range from USD2million for a Beach House to USD9.8million for the six-bedroom Palace – with total guaranteed returns ranging from USD4,375,000 to USD17,150,000 respectively (based on 5% per annum ROI over 35 years). Owners also benefit from up to 45 days’ complimentary accommodation at Siyam World per year, including complimentary housekeeping and a 20 per cent discount on food and drinks, spa services, excursions, watersports and diving.

Feature image by Siyam World Maldives

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Maldives Creates Ministry of Tourism and Environment for a Greener Future

Ministry of Tourism and Environment: New Maldives Ministry

In a bold move to streamline government operations, the government merged the Ministry of Climate Change, Environment, and Energy with the Ministry of Tourism, creating the new Ministry of Tourism and Environment. President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu initiated this restructuring to unite two critical sectors that play pivotal roles in the Maldives’ economy and environmental sustainability.

President Muizzu appointed Thoriq Ibrahim as the new minister. Thoriq assumed his new role after a swearing-in ceremony. He previously served as Minister of Environment and Energy, bringing valuable expertise to this position. In addition, he will balance the Maldives thriving tourism industry with the pressing need to protect and conserve the environment. This remains a crucial priority for a nation facing significant climate challenges.

The merger reduces the number of ministries in the Maldivian government to 19. It opens up exciting opportunities for a unified approach to sustainability and tourism growth. Moreover, President Muizzu discussed the importance of integrating environmental conservation efforts into the tourism sector with Minister Thoriq. This integration aims to boost the Maldives global appeal as a premier eco-friendly destination.

The Maldives tourism industry plays a vital role in the nation’s economy. It contributes the largest share of GDP and foreign exchange earnings. At the same time, the country’s environmental needs remain just as critical. The Maldives is particularly vulnerable to rising sea levels and climate change. The newly combined ministry will ensure that tourism growth aligns with environmental preservation. This is a challenging but necessary task for a country that relies heavily on both its natural beauty and environmental resilience.

Meanwhile, Thoriq Ibrahim draws on his experience in the environment ministry to navigate the complex responsibilities of his new role. He addresses multifaceted issues such as climate negotiations, energy policy, and waste management. These are crucial to securing the Maldives’ long-term environmental health. By combining tourism with environmental governance, the ministry will focus on sustainable tourism practices. It will promote eco-friendly resorts and advocate for responsible resource use to protect the nation’s fragile ecosystems.

The merger brings these sectors under one umbrella. There is optimism that this change will foster collaboration and innovation. The Maldives already enjoys a top spot as a tourist destination, known for its crystal-clear waters, vibrant coral reefs, and luxury resorts. With this in mind, the government plans to strengthen the Maldives’ reputation as a sustainable tourism destination. This will ensure the beauty of the islands is preserved for future generations.

The formation of the Ministry of Tourism and Environment represents a promising step toward a more integrated approach to economic growth and environmental stewardship. Under Minister Thoriq Ibrahim’s leadership, the Maldives will enhance its global standing as a sustainable, eco-friendly tourist destination. It will also prioritize the protection of its natural environment. As a result, this merger will create a harmonious balance between tourism development and environmental conservation. Ultimately, it will contribute to a brighter and more sustainable future for the Maldives.

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