SriLankan Airlines and Canareef Resort showcase allure of Gan Island to top Indian tour operators
In a bid to showcase the natural beauty of the Maldives and position Gan Island as a premier travel destination, SriLankan Airlines’ Mumbai team, in collaboration with its Maldives team and Canareef Resort Maldives, recently organised an educational tour. The event, designed to provide travel agents with firsthand experience, was held on Gan Island, renowned for its stunning marine life and rich cultural heritage.
The exclusive tour hosted eight leading tour operators from Mumbai and Pune, who enjoyed accommodations in the Premium Beach Villas at Canareef Resort Maldives. Set against a backdrop of turquoise waters and pristine white sandy beaches, the resort provided a serene environment that emphasised the island’s tranquil atmosphere and vibrant local culture. Celebrated as a diver’s paradise, Gan Island is also gaining popularity among families seeking a mix of relaxation, adventure, and cultural experiences.
The tour was highly successful in acquainting the travel agents with the diverse attractions of the Maldives. Activities ranged from exhilarating water sports to experiencing traditional Maldivian hospitality, offering the participants a comprehensive understanding of why the Maldives, and Gan Island in particular, is an ideal destination for both adventure enthusiasts and those seeking a peaceful retreat.
SriLankan Airlines, with its strong presence in the Maldives, continues to deepen its engagement with the travel industry through initiatives like this. The tour equipped the participating agents with enhanced knowledge, enabling them to better promote Gan Island and the Maldives as a whole to potential travellers. Additionally, the event showcased Canareef Resort Maldives as a significant contributor to the Maldives’ hospitality industry.
Through this successful collaboration, SriLankan Airlines and Canareef Resort Maldives have reaffirmed their dedication to creating unforgettable experiences for travellers while supporting the continued growth of tourism in the Maldives as a globally sought-after destination.