If you always wanted to take a vacation in the beautiful paradise island of Maldives, now is just the right time to do so. If you book your stay at Constance Halaveli Resort before 31st October 2009, you will enjoy complimentary seaplane transfers to and from the resort. Though you need to book by the date mentioned, the offer stands valid for any stay until 30 April 2010. The Constance Halaveli Resort is located on the North Ari atoll and is interestingly shaped like a curved Dhoni or Maldivian boat.
On the island of Vabbinfaru, the Banyan Tree Resort is almost like a land of fairy tale surrounded by dazzling white sand and pristine clear blue waters. Teeming with an unimaginable number of fishes and other sea creatures, the water that surrounds the resort is almost like an alternative world of underwater beauty. Needless to say, this is the best place to spend your holiday in. To help you have a great stay at the Banyan Tree Vabbinfaru, the resort is offering its guests a complimentary 90-minute Spa massage session
Set in the picturesque tropical island of Hadahaa in North Huvadhoo Atoll, Alila Villas Hadahaa is a piece of paradise resort on powdery white beach, with endless blue ocean stretching in front of you. To celebrate the opening of the resort, Villas Hadahaa has announced a promotional offer called the “Gift to Share” program. If you book your stay before 19th December 2009, you will be entitled to a waiver of the accommodation charges for every second night that you stay at the resort. If you wish, you may even
The Maldives will add a new feather to its cap as it plans to host Asia’s first Beach and Water Sports tournament in 2010. The tournament would prove to be an effective measure in promoting tourism in the islands. The proposal was put forward by the Ministry of Human Resources, Youth and Sports and the cabinet has already taken a few steps like appointing a committee to organize the tournament. Maldives is already considered a heaven for surfers. It has ideal natural features which support surfing. As surfing will be
Shillong, capital of the northeast Indian State of Meghalaya, celebrated the Orange Festival a few days back. This was done with an aim to popularize the fruit in this region and encourage farmers in the state for cultivating oranges. The festival was organized and hosted by a self-help group. Presently, Meghalaya produces around 40,000 tons of oranges annually. This amounts to about five percent of India’s total output of oranges. In this state, most of the oranges are grown along the Khasi Hills in areas bordering Bangladesh, and are known
