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Maldives Records Over 57,000 Tourist Arrivals within First 20 Days of 2021

Maldives Arrivals First 20 days 2021
The Maldives has recorded approximately 57,599 tourist arrivals within the first 20 days of 2021 with a daily average of 2,880 arrivals.

The Maldives has recorded over 57,000 tourist arrivals within the first 20 days of this year, 2021. According to statistics from the Maldives’ Ministry of Tourism, the tropical holiday destination witnessed approximately 57,599 tourist arrivals within the first 20 days of 2021.

The figures indicate, a daily average of 2,880 tourists arrived in the island nation during this period. Furthermore, tourists are spending an average of 9.5 nights in the Maldives. While the country is regaining its numbers, the numbers are still a decrease of 48.7% compared to the first 20 days of 2020.

Russia is still retaining its position as the biggest tourist source market. According to the figures, Maldives recorded 13,880 tourist arrivals from Russia during the first 20 days of 2021. Meanwhile, 10,623 tourists arrived from neighbouring India.

Russians celebrated the Russian Christmas and Russian New Year in the Maldives this January 2021. Meanwhile, several Indian celebrities have taken over social media by storm with their stunning holiday pictures from the Maldives. Notable Indian celebrities that vacationed in the Maldives this month include; Yash, Sara Ali Khan, Raiza Wilson, Nikita Sharma and Lakshmi Manchu.

Also read: 21 Hottest Pictures of Celebs that Visited Maldives in 2020

Ranking in the 3rd position, 5,020 tourists arrived in the Maldives from Ukraine. 3,023, 2,252, 2,242 tourist arrivals were recorded from Kazakhstan, France and Romania, respectively. The island nation witnessed 2,070 arrivals from Germany, ranking the country in 8th place among the top source markets.

1,900 tourists arrived from the United Kingdom, while 1,312 tourists arrived from the United States during the first 20 days of 2021. Switzerland ranks in 10th position with 1,072 arrivals during the period. The UK tightened its borders earlier this month, forcing all arrivals to the country to present a negative PCR test and quarantine.

Maldives aims to welcome 1.5 million tourist arrivals in 2021. The holiday destination achieved tremendous accomplishments in 2020, reaching the goal of welcoming over 500,000 arrivals by concluding the year with 555,399 tourist arrivals. Maldives claimed the title of ‘World’s Leading Destination’ at the World Travel Award 2020 as well.

Feature image by Pullman Maldives Maamutaa Resort

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The Westin Maldives Miriandhoo Resort: Dr. Shagnika Pradhan doing yoga

The Westin Maldives Miriandhoo Resort has announced a special collaboration with Wellness Practitioner Dr. Shagnika Pradhan. From 19 November to 9 December 2024, Dr. Shagnika will bring her extensive expertise in naturopathy and yogic sciences to Miriandhoo Island. With more than seven years of experience, she combines ancient holistic practices with modern therapies. Her approach aligns perfectly with The Westin’s well-being pillars, which aim to help guests feel, sleep, move, eat, and play well.

Speaking on this collaboration, Vijay Kumar, General Manager of The Westin Maldives Miriandhoo Resort said:

“This collaboration with Dr. Shagnika underscores our commitment to providing enriching wellness experiences for our guests. Her expertise aligns seamlessly with our mission to inspire balance and rejuvenation through holistic programs that embody The Westin’s well-being pillars.”

Dr. Shagnika’s tailored programs allow guests to restore balance and improve relaxation. For example, one of the key offerings, Sleep Enhancement Therapy, helps address sleep issues like insomnia and stress. Specifically, the therapy uses acupuncture, reflexology, herb-infused oil massages, Yoga Nidra, and sound healing to activate the parasympathetic nervous system. These techniques encourage deep rest and relaxation. In addition, when combined with The Westin’s Heavenly® Bed and the soothing Sleep Well Lavender Balm, guests will experience complete rejuvenation.

Moreover, in addition to sleep therapy, Dr. Shagnika’s Yoga for Well-being program provides guests with physical strength and mindfulness. It includes Hatha yoga postures, pranayama breathing, and guided meditation. Likewise, other therapies, such as Naturopathic Manipulative Therapy, Reiki Sound Healing, Aqua Yoga Breath Therapy, and personalized consultations, offer a holistic approach to well-being. As a result, these wellness options create a comprehensive path to inner peace and rejuvenation.

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Reachable via a 25 minutes by seaplane from Velana International Airport, or a 20-minute domestic flight followed by a short speedboat transfer, The Westin Maldives Miriandhoo Resort is located in the Maldives’ first UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. The resort features 69 luxurious overwater and beach villas with private pools and high-end amenities. Furthermore, guests can enjoy crystal-clear waters and vibrant marine life, and the beautiful coral reef of the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

Additionally, for fitness enthusiasts, the resort offers its signature RunWESTIN program and a 24/7 WestinWORKOUT® Fitness Studio. To help with muscle recovery and tension relief, guests can borrow Hyperice wellness gear through the Gear Lending program. These services allow guests to stay active while traveling light.

This collaboration with Dr. Shagnika Pradhan offers a unique wellness experience in a peaceful environment. Ultimately, guests will find the perfect place to reconnect with themselves and achieve holistic well-being.

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