14 September 2008
Male’, 10 September 2008; The Maldives has won the Condé Nast Traveller’s Readers Best Island Award for the year 2008. Maldives scored well in all 10 scoring criteria including the top mark for beaches. The Maldives won this milestone award from the readers’ poll by successfully competing against Greek Islands, Mauritius, Barbados and Hawaii etc. This is the third consecutive year that Maldives won this award. In addition, six Maldives resorts were among the best hotels in Overseas Leisure Hotels in the Middle East, Africa and the Indian Ocean category. They are One & Only Reethi Rah, One & Only Kanuhura, Soneva Gili, Fourseasons Resort Maldives at Kuda Huraa, Cocoa Island Resort and Huvafenfushi.
Thursday, 25 September 2008
Taj Exotica adds pools and extended decks to each of the Deluxe Lagoon Villas
Taj Exotica adds pools and extended decks to each of the Deluxe Lagoon Villas
23 September 2008
Taj Hotels Resorts and Palaces is delighted to report that Taj Exotica Resort and Spa, Maldives continues to go from strength to strength following some exciting developments during 2008. Located on Emboodhu Finolhu Island the resort is located in an exotic idyll surrounded by crystal clear waters and lush tropical flora. This year will see the introduction of The Wedding Pavilion which offers guests a paradisiacal marriage option afloat the tranquil turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean. Built in a traditional South Asian style, the pavilion resembles the temples and shrines that dot the Maldivian landscape. A long wooden pier leads guests from the Taj Exotica beach to the stunning island where the open-sided structure, supported by wonderful antique wooden columns, affords unparalleled panoramic views. To complete the experience, the surrounding sand bank is specifically designed to host both pre- ceremony cocktails and post- ceremony dinners and parties. As dusk falls and the celebrations run on into the night the area is lit up by miniature oil lamps that dance in the gentle evening breeze.The most recent news from Taj Exotica is the completion of the addition of pools and extended decks to each of the Deluxe Lagoon Villas. Guests can now experience the ultimate in luxury and privacy as they relax on their private sundeck and take a plunge in the pool whilst gazing out over the stunning Indian Ocean.Whether dining in one of the resorts fantastic restaurants, experiencing the 24 hour In- villa dining valet services or choosing your own, personal spot for the an unforgettable private dining experience, Taj Exotica Maldives promises to cater for every taste with several exciting additions to the F&B offerings.Guests can now experience the ultimate in romantic trysts, with a Champagne Sunset experience, located on the recently emerged sand bank in an unparalleled spot in the middle of the tranquil turquoise lagoon. Taj Exotica's dining options have also expanded to include the Ocean Pavilion which is located in a unique position suspended over the stunning Indian Ocean, allowing diners to experience sheer luxury and uninterrupted privacy.The resort has also updated a handpicked selection of over four hundred prestigious wines from around the world; including a vintage Californian chardonnay aged with gold leafs inside the bottle. Also for wine lovers, Taj Exotica has introduced Thematic Wine Tasting Evenings at the resort's Equator bar. With themes including Hidden Gems, Burst of Bubbles - giving the opportunity to try sparkling wines from all over the globe, and Romance with Rosé there is something for everyone. The Jiva Grande Spa continues to offer sheer indulgence and luxury with Indian inspired treatments carried out in the resort's private island sanctuary. The Spa includes a unique Ayurveda Sanctuary Pavilion, where this time tested ancient art is administered following an individual consultation with the resident Ayurveda physician. The Spa also offers various other holistic Indian therapies and treatments offering complete rejuvenation for mind, body and soul.
23 September 2008
Taj Hotels Resorts and Palaces is delighted to report that Taj Exotica Resort and Spa, Maldives continues to go from strength to strength following some exciting developments during 2008. Located on Emboodhu Finolhu Island the resort is located in an exotic idyll surrounded by crystal clear waters and lush tropical flora. This year will see the introduction of The Wedding Pavilion which offers guests a paradisiacal marriage option afloat the tranquil turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean. Built in a traditional South Asian style, the pavilion resembles the temples and shrines that dot the Maldivian landscape. A long wooden pier leads guests from the Taj Exotica beach to the stunning island where the open-sided structure, supported by wonderful antique wooden columns, affords unparalleled panoramic views. To complete the experience, the surrounding sand bank is specifically designed to host both pre- ceremony cocktails and post- ceremony dinners and parties. As dusk falls and the celebrations run on into the night the area is lit up by miniature oil lamps that dance in the gentle evening breeze.The most recent news from Taj Exotica is the completion of the addition of pools and extended decks to each of the Deluxe Lagoon Villas. Guests can now experience the ultimate in luxury and privacy as they relax on their private sundeck and take a plunge in the pool whilst gazing out over the stunning Indian Ocean.Whether dining in one of the resorts fantastic restaurants, experiencing the 24 hour In- villa dining valet services or choosing your own, personal spot for the an unforgettable private dining experience, Taj Exotica Maldives promises to cater for every taste with several exciting additions to the F&B offerings.Guests can now experience the ultimate in romantic trysts, with a Champagne Sunset experience, located on the recently emerged sand bank in an unparalleled spot in the middle of the tranquil turquoise lagoon. Taj Exotica's dining options have also expanded to include the Ocean Pavilion which is located in a unique position suspended over the stunning Indian Ocean, allowing diners to experience sheer luxury and uninterrupted privacy.The resort has also updated a handpicked selection of over four hundred prestigious wines from around the world; including a vintage Californian chardonnay aged with gold leafs inside the bottle. Also for wine lovers, Taj Exotica has introduced Thematic Wine Tasting Evenings at the resort's Equator bar. With themes including Hidden Gems, Burst of Bubbles - giving the opportunity to try sparkling wines from all over the globe, and Romance with Rosé there is something for everyone. The Jiva Grande Spa continues to offer sheer indulgence and luxury with Indian inspired treatments carried out in the resort's private island sanctuary. The Spa includes a unique Ayurveda Sanctuary Pavilion, where this time tested ancient art is administered following an individual consultation with the resident Ayurveda physician. The Spa also offers various other holistic Indian therapies and treatments offering complete rejuvenation for mind, body and soul.
Monday, 7 April 2008
Maldives Leads the Way
Male’, 11 March 2008: The leading specialist tour operator Kuoni Travels long-haul report for the year 2008 revealed that the Maldives has emerged as the number one position as the favourite long-haul destination for 2007.Maldives topped as the first place in a list of 20 countries. They included Dubai, Thailand, Malaysia and Barbados. Managing Director, Kuoni Travel says ‘It’s great to see the Maldives continuing to hold its well-deserved position as the favourite long-haul destination. With the magical, eternal appeal of the true Robinson Crusoe experience the Maldivian resorts offer, from five star luxury and pampering to more simple, barefoot beach holidays, it would be some challenge to dent its lead.’Already popular for tourists from all over the World, the Maldives attracts visitors who are in search of peace and tranquillity in an island paradise setting. With luxury and award winning hotels, resorts and spas, and probably the best snorkelling, fishing and scuba diving in the world, the Maldives offers a unique, unforgettable experience to the visitors. The Maldives attracted a record number of 675,889 visitors during 2007. The United Kingdom ranked top in 2007 among the source markets with a total arrival of 125,158 visitors, which is a growth of 15.9% compared to 2006.
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