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COVID-19 Local Updates - Ministry of Health - Maldives

Analytics, Information and safety

Avas.mv - Maldives news leader

A collection of useful data visualisation regarding the COVID-19 virus outbreak in Singapore.

An interactive timeline chart for Singapore COVID-19 Cases

Kuo-Yi Lim, Monk's Hill Ventures and Hian Goh, Openspace Ventures share their perspectives on how the travel and startup landscape will during this crisis.

Aitken Spence’s Maldives resorts are offering virtual tours this spring, the perfect time when everyone is stranded at home due to the coronavirus.

Fitch Ratings has downgraded the Maldives' Long-Term Foreign-Currency and Local-Currency Issuer Default Ratings (IDRs) to 'B' from 'B+' and revised the Outlook to Negative from Stable.

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused havoc all around the globe. It has closed borders, grounded flights, ceased business operations and canceled gatherings. In short the world has come to a standstill.

The current economic climate may present the least attractive time to launch new businesses, especially in the travel and tourism space, but two tourism companies in Singapore have chosen to dive into new areas of specialisation.

French hospitality group Accor has unveiled a €70 million (US$76 million) ALL Heartist Fund to assist its most vulnerable staff, partners and medical workers impacted by Covid-19.

As the coronavirus outbreak has taken on a global dimension and the WHO has declared it a pandemic, most countries around the world have taken steps to prevent the outbreak from spreading further. According to Riskline, travellers should expect health screening measures - from non-invasive...

BANGKOK: As our travel and tourism industry struggles with the ongoing C-19 crisis, with hotels and tourism businesses closing and their teams laid off, the industry is being decimated. Business owners are looking for guidance. Andrew J Wood discusses how this might be possible

The Japan National Tourism Organisation has announced the launch of new e-learning platform to agents who might suddenly have a lot more time on their hands due to the coronavirus lockdown.

The sudden outbreak of Covid-19 (unofficially called Coronavirus) crisis swept through Chinese Lunar New Year like a hurricane, adding a layer of panic and depression to the hospitality industry which was supposed to be busy and prosperous.