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The Maldives has proudly earned the title of the World’s Leading Green Destination at the prestigious World Travel Awards (WTA) 2024. This marks the first time the Maldives has received this esteemed global accolade, triumphing over other renowned destinations such as Chile, Madagascar, Norway, and Peru.
Ibrahim Shiuree, CEO and Managing Director of the Maldives Marketing and Public Relations Corporation (MMPRC), expressed immense pride in the achievement. “This award highlights our dedication to environmental conservation and sustainable tourism practices,” he said. “We will continue to strive for excellence in preserving our pristine natural environment for generations to come.”
The Maldives’ commitment to sustainability is deeply embedded in its culture and tourism sector. Known for its breathtaking natural beauty, the nation has developed a reputation for promoting eco-conscious travel. By choosing the Maldives, visitors not only experience unparalleled luxury and adventure but also contribute to preserving one of the world's most fragile ecosystems.
In addition to this achievement, the Maldives also secured the title of the World’s Leading Destination for the fifth consecutive year at the WTA Grand Final Gala in Madeira, Portugal. The Maldives was further honored with the Indian Ocean’s Leading Destination, Leading Green Destination, Leading Honeymoon Destination, and Leading Dive Destination titles, cementing its place as a premier global travel destination.
The WTA is recognized as the highest honor in the global travel industry, with winners selected by industry professionals and consumers. These accolades reflect the Maldives’ ongoing efforts to deliver extraordinary experiences to travelers while prioritizing sustainability.
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