Indulge in exquisite dining experiences at Meeru Maldives Resort Island
Imagine a place where azure waters gently lap against pristine sandy shores, where the sunsets paint the sky with hues of orange and pink, and where every meal is a celebration of flavours and cultures from around the world. Welcome to Meeru Maldives Resort Island, where culinary excellence meets unparalleled natural beauty. With a legacy […]
Passionate Valentine’s escapades amid azure waters, endless sands
As the month of love beckons, there exists a haven of enchantment, nestled in the heart of the Indian Ocean – Meeru Maldives. This idyllic resort emerges as the ultimate destination for an unparalleled Valentine’s Day retreat, where love unfolds against a canvas of crystal-clear waters and pristine beaches. Beyond the breathtaking views, Meeru Maldives […]
Champa Maa Conference Hall: Modern meeting, hybrid working space
Champa Maa Conference Hall breaks out of the traditional event room settings, finding its way to being equipped to hybrid work patterns and is ready to accommodate meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions. This modern space located in Meeru Maldives Resort Island is not just another rectangular table with a formal seating arrangement. In fact, this […]
Winners of the Hotel Asia International Culinary Challenge announced
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The winners of the Hotel Asia International Culinary Challenge 2016 were announced last Wednesday at an awards ceremony held at the Hulhule’ Island Hotel. The Maldives’ biggest culinary competition took place from from 4 to 7 September with more than 300 chefs from over 40 hotels and resorts competing for the coveted trophies in 20 […]
Training: Diary of an Intern
It’s July. Exams are over and a long awaited summer approaches. But for many undergraduates in the UK it is not just a time to relax but also to apply their newly embedded knowledge to the valuable experience of an internship.
Cultural Spotlight: Meeru Museum offers a glimpse of ‘the Maldivian way of life’
“It’s going to be a place where tourists could come and get a little insight into the Maldivian way of life,” recalls Mrs Ragni Afeef of how she and her husband settled on the concept for the ‘Meeru Museum.’
