In a momentous agreement, the Ministry of Tourism in the Maldives has teamed up with Thulusdhoo Island Council to propel the growth of community-based tourism on this picturesque island in the Kaafu Atoll. The signing ceremony, graced by officials including the Permanent Secretary of the Tourism Ministry, Fathimath Nilfa, and Thulusdhoo Island Council President Aslam Moosa, heralds a promising future for Thulusdhoo.
Deputy Director General of the Tourism Ministry, Ali Shinan, voiced the importance of this partnership, emphasizing that it will provide Thulusdhoo with essential technical support for the expansion of community-based tourism. He further pledged the ministry's commitment to assisting the council in tourism promotion and development whenever needed.
Aslam Moosa, President of Thulusdhoo Island Council, expressed his heartfelt gratitude for the ministry's dedication to this endeavor. He highlighted the transformative potential of this agreement, citing significant progress already achieved with the designation of tourism zones on the island and the approval of the land use plan.
Thulusdhoo is rapidly emerging as a key player in the development of local tourism. With an increasing number of entrepreneurs venturing into tourism-related businesses on the island, the community-based tourism initiative promises not only to elevate Thulusdhoo's profile but also to provide economic opportunities and development for its residents.
This partnership between the Ministry of Tourism and Thulusdhoo Island Council underscores the Maldives' commitment to sustainable and community-driven tourism, setting the stage for Thulusdhoo to shine as a rising star in the nation's vibrant tourism landscape. Stay tuned for updates on Thulusdhoo's journey towards becoming a premier community-based tourism destination in the Maldives.