Maldives retains World’s Leading Destination Award for fifth year
Maldives has defended its World’s Leading Destination Award at the World Travel Awards for the fifth time.
Tourism Minister Ibrahim Faisal, and Shiuree Ibrahim, Managing Director and CEO of Maldives Marketing and PR Corporation (MMPRC), received the World’s Leading Destination Award at a ceremony held in Portugal.
Faisal, in a post on X, stated that the award was given to Maldives through the hard work of many people.
Maldives also won the World Leading Green Destination Award.
The Maldives successfully secured the title of the World’s Leading Destination in 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2023.
The World’s Leading Destination title is the most distinguished in the annual programme, which itself is renowned as the most prestigious and comprehensive award in the global travel industry.
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