The airline currently flies 5 times every week to both Thiruvananthapuram and Cochin, thereby boosting regional connectivity and growth. It celebrated the 18-year milestone with an event bringing together key stakeholders, partners, and team members.

December 2025 marked a new all-time high for monthly tourist arrivals to the Maldives, with 224,455 visitors, surpassing the previous record of 217,392 arrivals in February 2024.

The evening at All Saints in Khar marked the second chapter of the brand journey in India and continued the unveiling of a culture led brand transformation and the refreshed identity, The Home of the Maldivian Spirit.

As the year progresses, the Maldives remains focused on sustaining momentum and maintaining its position in global rankings while preparing for anticipated year-end travel peaks.

Until August 2025, the Maldives welcomed 85,306 Indian visitors, a 4.7% increase year-on-year. India now ranks 6th among source markets with a 5.7% share of total arrivals. 20% growth is further forecasted in 2025 with Maldivian poised to capture a larger share of the outbound segment, particularly from South India.

The campaign, “From Tiraṅgā to Turquoise”, reflects the Maldives’ commitment to welcoming more Indian travellers and strengthening cultural and tourism links between the two nations. Notably, India continues to be one of the Maldives’ top source markets.

His previous leadership roles at Maldivian resorts such as Kuda Villingili, The OZEN Collection, and Jumeirah Maldives have shaped his strategic, relationship-driven approach to sales.