Malé → Vilimalé → Gulhifalhu → Thilafushi. One connected network, new possibilities.

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by Aishath Suha9 Sep 20261 min read

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The Maldives is expanding its tourism GST framework to cover tourism products supplied through offshore booking platforms, foreign tour operators and travel agents. The move brings more tourism-related transactions into the country’s tax system, helping ensure revenue generated from Maldivian tourism is captured more consistently, even when bookings happen through overseas companies. For tourists, GST may be reflected in the price of tourism services booked through these channels, depending on how the cost is passed on. For resorts and hotels, it means tourism products sold through overseas platforms will also fall under the GST framework.

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More than 17,000 athletes and officials are expected at the 2026 Asian Games in Japan, and with participation exceeding initial expectations, organisers have had to get creative with accommodation. One of the solutions? A cruise ship docked in the host area will provide additional accommodation for athletes and officials during the Games. The Asian Games kick off on September 19, with 81 Maldivians among those heading to compete across seven sports. So yes, for some athletes, their Asian Games experience will come with a rather unusual hotel room: a cruise ship

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Living longer is good news. But it also means we need to rethink how we prepare for the future.

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Oil is above $90 as US-Iran tensions raise concerns over global supply, especially through the Strait of Hormuz. And when oil prices climb, countries like the Maldives can feel it through higher import and transport costs.

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