Adeeb was ordered to pay MVR74 million (US$4.7 million) as compensation for losses incurred in the leasing of the Nasandhuraa Palace Hotel in Malé.
Porters at the Malé commercial harbour returned to work Monday night after staging a strike in protest against changes to working hours forced by new merchandise transport...
A pavilion built on Malé's western artificial beach opened Monday night with an outlet of the Australian coffee shop franchise Gloria Jean.
The Velana International Airport hosted a record number of private jets on Sunday as tourist arrivals boomed at the start of Easter holidays.
Porters are angry about new rules that ban transporting and unloading merchandise from warehouses and shops during the day in Malé.
Goods must be carried and unloaded between 6 pm and 6 am with effect on April 1, the transport authority announced Friday, citing difficulties faced by...
The civil court on Thursday ordered a Maldivian to pay more than MVR140,000 (US$9,000) to a tourist who was injured in a jet ski accident at the...
The bridge project was launched in December 2015 with a concessional loan and grant aid from the Chinese government.
Long queues were seen outside the Pizza Hut outlet on Thursday morning when it opened to the public at 11:00 am.
Mohamed Nasheed said holidaymakers should call for the protection of human rights, the resignation of President Abdulla Yameen and the release of political prisoners.
Usable reserves - "the amount of funds that are readily available for use by the MMA in the foreign exchange market" - stood at US$205.6 million,...
The Kaashidhoo tourist village is the first project of its kind by the Maldives Integrated Tourism Development Corporation, a state-owned enterprise formed in August 2016 to...
Gateway House says Chinese investments and aid to the Maldives have surged since 2012, supporting multiple housing projects, a power plant, a bridge, water and sewage...
Relations between the two countries have waned over the Maldives’ closeness with China and the state of emergency, which India has condemned.
Until Sunday Haa Dhaal, which has a population of 18,570, was the only Maldivian atoll without a resort.
According to statistics, 144,286 tourists visited during February, up 19.2 percent from the same month last year.
The 80mm AC25 asphalt concrete surface is expected to be completed within a month, according to the state-owned Maldives Airports Company Ltd.
