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October 3 declared as National Tourism Day

President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih declares October 3rd as National Tourism Day during ceremony held to launch the official one-year countdown to the 50th Anniversary of the Maldivian tourism industry on October 3, 2021. (Photo/President's Office)

President Ibrahim Mohamed Solih has declared October 3 as the National Tourism Day – to be celebrated annually.

President Solih declared October 3 as the National Tourism Day whilst speaking at the ceremony held at Kurumba Maldives Resort to launch the official one-year countdown to the 50th Anniversary of the Maldivian tourism industry.

In this regard, President Solih noted whilst the countdown begins for the golden jubilee of the Maldivian tourism industry – the country does not have a dedicated day to celebrate the achievements of its tourism sector.

“That is why we have decided to mark October 3 as the National Tourism Day, as it is the date on which the first-ever resort in the Maldives – Kurumba Village – had opened,” he had said.

Kuruma Village opened for operations on October 3, 1972.

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