Visit Maldives to Hold Webinars for Targeting the Nordic Market.
Thursday 16th of September 2021
Visit Maldives begins a webinar series targeting the Nordic Market with the purpose of updating the Nordic travel trade with the latest information and travel guidelines from the destination
Promoting Maldives as THE go-to paradise for the Nordic market, the webinar series will also inspire the Nordic travel trade to broaden and extend their Maldives product portfolio.
The first session under this series was held today under the title “Connect with the Maldives, Your Safe Haven”. During this session Visit Maldives gave an overview of the destination, how to get to Maldives, and things they must know to sell the “Maldives”. Each of the one-hour sessions under this webinar series is expected to reach over 100 of the top travel agents from the Nordic market. Future webinars in this series planned for the year include the “Maldives – A safe haven with unique experiences” session and “Maldives – Local islands, local experiences” session planned for later this year.
Maintaining and strengthening the destination presence in the Nordic market: The Webinar offers a platform for partners to showcase their products, update the travel trade with the latest destination news and respond to clarifications, questions, and concerns of key stakeholders.
Visit Maldives has been holding and participating in various activities, including virtual and in-person events in order to maintain the momentum of the destination amongst existing, new, and emerging markets. This includes roadshows, webinars, and participation in fairs and exhibitions targeting different markets.
Industry partners joining Visit Maldives on this webinar session include LTI Maafushivaru and Noku Maldives. The webinar session was opened by the Managing Director of Visit Maldives Thoyyib Mohamed, during which he provided the latest information of the destination including the Covid situation, the strict measures in place at our products (resorts, hotels, guesthouses, and liveaboards).