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MaldivesTourismMonthlyReview_September2026

September was stabilisation, not yet recovery. Monthly tourists were only 0.5% below September 2025, but the January-September total remained 3.9% lower and the required October-December pace rose to 10,087 tourists per day. August utilisation was much healthier than June, yet a CPI of 1.70x still means the system carried roughly 872 thousand unsold bed nights.

04 Oct 2026 • 0.9 MB

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MaldivesTourismMonthlyReview_August2026

August was a stabilisation with a meaningful utilisation improvement visible one month behind, not yet a full system-wide recovery. August arrivals rose 1.7% year-on-year, but January-August remained 4.3% below 2025 and the 2.5 million target now requires about 8,826 tourists per day - roughly 40% above August's actual pace. July CPI improved to 1.68x from a revised 2.50x in June, but August bed-night conversion is not yet observable.

02 Sep 2026 • 0.8 MB

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MaldivesTourismMonthlyReview_July2026

July gave the Maldives tourism industry something June did not: a visible rebound in visitor volume. Arrivals rose from 123,552 in June to 183,119 in July. That is an important improvement, and it changes the mood entering Augus

03 Aug 2026 • 1.0 MB

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MaldivesTourismMonthlyReview_June2026

June did not confirm a recovery trend. Tourist arrivals were lower than June 2025, and the second-half run-rate required to reach the 2.5 million target is now almost twice June's actual daily average. The stronger warning remains in utilisation. By May, the latest detailed accommodation data show a Capacity Pressure Index of 2.34x, meaning the tourism system carried more than twice the bed-night capacity that was actually sold.

03 Jul 2026 • 0.9 MB

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MaldivesTourismMonthlyBriefMay2026-DHIVEHI

މި ރިޕޯޓުގައި ފަތުރުވެރިކަމުގެ އެންމެ ފަހުގެ ތަފާސްހިސާބުތައް ދިރާސާކޮށް، ދާއިރާގެ ހިއްސާދާރުންނަށް މުހިންމު މައުލޫމާތުތަކެއް ހިމެނެއެވެ

05 Jun 2026 • 0.8 MB

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MaldivesTourismMonthlyBriefMay2026

This brief translates the latest tourism data into practical signals for stakeholders in the tourism industry. It answers the following questions: What changed in May? what remains fragile? and what should be acted on before the June-August low-season window deepens?

04 Jun 2026 • 0.7 MB

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