Maldives Safe for Visitors


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The Maldives Minister of Tourism, Dr. Abdulla Mausoom, has confirmed in an exclusive interview with DailyStraits.com that his country is safe to visit and welcomes visitors from all backgrounds, including those on a budget.
He assured the publication that even college students can experience the Maldives.

Mausoom said that the Maldives was safe for visits despite the Smartraveller site saying otherwise.

In terms of connectivity from Australia and New Zealand, Dr Mausoom hopes to have some positive news for those wanting to visit his country by next year.
Currently, Malaysia’s Batik Air would start offering direct flights from Kuala Lumpur to the Maldives starting from June 23 this year.
For the full interview, please refer to the video below.

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