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This Resort in the Maldives is Giving a Free Night if it Rains

Resort in the maldives giving a free night if it rains
LUX* South Ari Atoll in the Maldives will give you a free night if it rains for more than 4 hours on any day during your stay at the resort.

LUX* South Ari Atoll in the Maldives will give you a free night if it rains for more than 4 hours on any given day during your stay at the resort. To claim this offer, you should book a minimum of 7 nights, 7 days before your arrival in the tropical holiday destination.

Are you willing to bet it will definitely rain in the Maldives for a free night? The ‘Good Weather’ offer is for you to claim from now until 31st September 2021 at LUX* South Ari Atoll. The resort also offers a free cancellation policy up to 7 days before you arrive in the Maldives. Check out and book this unbelievable offer at http://www.luxsouthariatoll.com/.

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Stays at LUX* South Ari Atoll start from $342 per night, on Bed and Breakfast basis. The award-winning resort is among the top-rated resorts in the Maldives and offers unique experiences with off-the-grid retreats.

The luxury island escape features 193 villas and eight restaurants serving an array of diverse cuisines as well as 5 bars. Moreover, LUX* South Ari Atoll features a 5-star PADI dive centre, two infinity pools, floodlit tennis courts, and a Technogym fitness centre.

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The eight restaurants and five bars at the resort take you to Japan at Umami, the Mediterranean at Beach Rouge, Italy at Allegria, the Middle-East and the Indian Ocean at Senses, throughout Asia at East Market, and on an immersive culinary journey around the globe at MIXE.

Also read: LUX* South Ari Atoll Wins British Airways Holidays Customer Excellence Award

LUX* Resorts & Hotels helps people to celebrate life by delivering consistently on the promise of a different kind of luxury, ‘hospitality that is Lighter. Brighter’. LUX* stages exceptional experiences in different locales; whether on the Beach, in the City or in Nature. Likewise, the resort operator banishes ‘thoughtless patterns’ and is more simple, fresh and sensory for the benefit of all the guests.

Feature image by LUX* South Ari Atoll
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The Maldives has reached a historic milestone by welcoming its 2 millionth tourist in 2024. This achievement highlights the country’s status as a top global travel destination. For the first time, the Maldives has hit such a high number of visitors in a single year, marking a major moment for its tourism industry.

Celebrating the Arrival

Astrid Dirnegger, an Austrian national, arrived at Velana International Airport on December 26th with her husband and two children. Airport officials, including Minister of Tourism Ibrahim Faisal and representatives from the Maldives Marketing and Public Relations Corporation (MMPRC) and Maldives Airports Company Limited (MACL), warmly welcomed the family. To celebrate the milestone, the Dirnegger family received a special six-day stay at the luxurious SAii Lagoon Maldives. The family will enjoy the resort’s beauty and world-class amenities during their stay.

A Strong Year for Tourism

The Maldives set a goal to welcome 2 million tourists in 2024, and the country has now surpassed this target. The achievement also highlights the country’s growing popularity among international travelers. According to the Ministry of Tourism, the Maldives has seen a nine percent increase in tourist arrivals compared to the previous year. This steady growth further solidifies the country’s position as a leading destination for luxury, relaxation, and adventure.

Tourism officials have worked hard to attract visitors from around the world, and the Maldives continues to draw travelers with its pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and exclusive resorts. The country also emphasizes sustainable tourism, which helps protect its natural beauty for future generations.

Looking ahead, the Maldives has set its sights on 2.2 million tourist arrivals for 2025. With ongoing infrastructure projects, such as the expansion of Velana International Airport, the Maldives is prepared to support this growth. The tourism industry is poised for another successful year, building on the momentum of 2024.

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