In a bid to attract and win back Indian tourists, a major tourism body of Maldives has announced plans to organise roadshows in famous Indian cities. The island nation saw a major dip in the arrival of Indian tourists after a boycott campaign by several Maldivian officials against the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in January.
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But soon the Maldivian ministers realised their mistake as the Indian tourists number continued to decline in the middle of the strained political relations between the two nations. Now the nation is planning to rectify their mistake by conducting the roadshows. These roadshows will be hosted by the Maldives Association of Travel Agents and Tour Operators (MATATO).
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The association said that the MATATO has expressed its intention to collaborate closely with the Indian High Commission in Maldives to…
