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World Blood Donor Day: President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu urged Maldives residents to keep up voluntary blood donation, saying reliable supplies are crucial for emergency care and long-term patients in the country’s dispersed island geography. Maldives-India People-to-People Ties: Honorary Consul Ram Krishna Jaiswal highlighted growing cooperation through education and tourism, pointing to PM Modi’s invitation to President Muizzu as proof of deepening friendship. Maldives Education Milestone: The UK’s General Medical Council has officially recognized the Maldives National University MBBS programme, opening a clearer pathway for graduates to pursue UK licensing exams. Wellness in Paradise: Resorts continue to lean into Global Wellness Day with doctor-led meditation and mindfulness programmes, plus spa and wellness leadership updates across InterContinental Maldives and other properties. Marine Life & Climate Urgency: A new report on coral bleaching underscores how heat waves are stressing reefs worldwide, while Maldives resort conservation efforts (tree planting, reef clean-ups, coral planting) keep spotlighting local action. Tourism & Media Push: Visit Maldives, with Alpitour World and MEDTT, hosted Italian journalists and showcased Maldives experiences at CSAE 2026 to strengthen the China market and broaden coverage beyond “just resorts.” Hospitality Appointments & Awards: OUTRIGGER Maldives Maafushivaru earned Tripadvisor’s Best of the Best 2026 recognition, while Sheraton Maldives Full Moon Resort & Spa and other hotels announced senior housekeeping and spa leadership changes.

Maldives–India Cultural & People-to-People Links: Maldives’ Honorary Consul in Kolkata, Ram Krishna Jaiswal, says education, tourism, and exchanges are deepening ties with India, pointing to PM Modi’s invitation to President Mohamed Muizzu as fresh proof of growing friendship and peace. Wellness in Paradise: Global Wellness Day coverage highlights how Maldives resorts are moving beyond basic spa relaxation into holistic programmes—mindfulness, yoga, breathwork, nutrition, and nature-led healing—tailored to modern travellers. Resort Updates for Divers and Families: Dhawa Ihuru launched new all-inclusive island offers—“Dive More, Pay Less” and “Family Splash Escape”—built around house-reef access and underwater experiences. Private-Island Mindfulness: Velaa Private Island spotlighted doctor-led meditation and mindfulness at its Wellbeing Village, blending Ayurvedic traditions with personalised assessments. Spa Leadership: InterContinental Maldives promoted Jean Claire Riveral Sumayod to Director of Spa and Wellness, recognising her role in expanding a more holistic, guest-centred wellness approach. Tourism Recognition: OUTRIGGER Maldives Maafushivaru was named a Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice “Best of the Best” all-inclusive winner for 2026, ranking among the top resorts worldwide. Medical Education Milestone: Maldives National University’s MBBS programme gained UK General Medical Council recognition, opening a clearer licensing pathway for graduates seeking to work in the UK. Maldives–Japan Partnership: Vice President Hussain Mohamed Latheef and Japanese Ambassador Ishigami Rumiko reaffirmed strong Maldives–Japan cooperation ahead of the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations, with focus on education, tourism, climate resilience, and people-to-people ties. Governance & Integrity: Civil service leaders and Minister Dr Ismail Shafeeu stressed that transparency and citizen-focused service are key to eliminating corruption under the Maldives 2.0 vision. Police Probe on Immigration Allegations: Maldives Police detailed an investigation into former Immigration Controller General Mohamed Shamaan Waheed over claims of corruption, abuse of power, and money laundering tied to a 2025 immigration operation.

Wellness Spotlight: As Global Wellness Day lands on 13 June, Maldives resorts are leaning into doctor-led meditation, personalised mindfulness and holistic “wellbeing villages,” with Velaa Private Island highlighting its doctor-overseen Eveylaa programmes and Dhawa Ihuru and other properties expanding beyond classic spa routines. Marine & Family Escapes: Dhawa Ihuru unveiled new dive-and-family packages built around its house reef, while Noku Maldives and other stays keep selling the Maldives as a slower, nature-first reset. Resort Updates & Recognition: OUTRIGGER Maldives Maafushivaru earned Tripadvisor’s Best of the Best all-inclusive honour for 2026, and InterContinental Maldives promoted Jean Claire Riveral Sumayod to Director of Spa and Wellness. Culture & Education Milestone: Maldives National University’s MBBS programme received UK General Medical Council recognition, opening a clearer licensing pathway for graduates. Local Governance & Integrity: A Maldives civil service conference stressed transparency and citizen-focused delivery under “Maldives 2.0,” while police responded to claims involving a former Immigration Controller General. Diplomacy & People-to-People Ties: The Maldives and Japan reaffirmed partnership ahead of the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations, with cooperation spanning education, tourism and climate resilience.

Spa Leadership: InterContinental Maldives Maamunagau Resort promoted Jean Claire Riveral Sumayod to Director of Spa and Wellness, citing her people-first leadership and guest-focused evolution of the resort’s wellness offering. Travel Awards: OUTRIGGER Maldives Maafushivaru earned Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice “Best of the Best” 2026, ranking No. 5 in Asia and No. 21 worldwide among all-inclusive resorts. Scent & Hospitality: A look at why luxury hotels are investing in signature fragrances—using smell to shape emotion, memory, and brand identity. Medical Education Milestone: Maldives National University’s MBBS program gained UK General Medical Council recognition, opening a clearer licensing pathway for graduates. Bilateral Ties: Maldives and Japan reaffirmed cooperation ahead of the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations, with focus on HR, education, tourism, and climate resilience. Public Safety Update: Maldives Police detailed an investigation into former Immigration Controller Mohamed Shamaan Waheed over claims of corruption, abuse of power, and money laundering. Tourism Trade: Visit Maldives showcased the “Sunny Side of Life” at China-South Asia Expo 2026, supporting Maldivian businesses and tourism promotion in Kunming. Conservation at Resorts: Alila Kothaifaru Maldives marked World Environment Day and World Ocean Day with tree planting, reef awareness, coral planting, and clean-up activities.

Medical Education Milestone: The Maldives National University’s MBBS programme has received official recognition from the UK’s General Medical Council, meaning graduates can now apply for UK licensing exams through a clearer pathway. Hospitality Careers: Sheraton Maldives Full Moon Resort & Spa appointed Aminath Nadheema as Executive Housekeeper, bringing more than two decades of luxury hospitality experience back to Marriott International. Resort Sustainability: Alila Kothaifaru Maldives marked World Environment Day and World Ocean Day with tree planting, reef awareness and coral planting, plus house-reef clean-up dives and beach clean-ups with Euro-Divers Maldives. Tourism Trade & Lifestyle: Visit Maldives is showcasing the “Sunny Side of Life” at China-South Asia Expo 2026 in Kunming, supporting Maldivian businesses and promoting everything from luxury stays to local island experiences. Culture & Community Media: Minivan News has relaunched as The Maldives Independent, betting on investigative journalism and a membership model to rebuild its reach and impact. International Partnership: Maldives and Japan reaffirmed their long-standing friendship ahead of next year’s 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations. Governance Watch: Police opened an investigation into former Immigration Controller General Mohamed Shamaan Waheed after claims he made during a media briefing.

Diplomacy & People-to-People Ties: Vice President Hussain Mohamed Latheef met Japan’s Ambassador Ishigami Rumiko to reaffirm Maldives–Japan partnership ahead of the 60th anniversary, with focus on HR, infrastructure, education, sports, climate resilience, disaster management, tourism and deeper people-to-people links. Governance & Accountability: Maldives Police opened an investigation into former Immigration Controller General Mohamed Shamaan Waheed after claims of corruption, abuse of power and money laundering, including allegations tied to a 2025 immigration operation and payments discussed for a detainee’s release. Culture & Heritage in Action: Rotary International District 3220 wrapped its Sri Lanka–Maldives conference with community service highlights, panel discussions on “Small Business–Big Impact” and “Purposeful stories of impact,” and major volunteer-led projects. Sustainability & Marine Learning: Alila Kothaifaru Maldives marked World Environment Day and World Ocean Day with tree planting, reef awareness and coral planting, plus house reef clean-up dives and beach clean-ups. Youth & Conservation: Milaidhoo Maldives hosted Kudarikilu School students and parents for “Ocean Stories,” combining marine biology talks with guided snorkelling in the Baa Atoll UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Travel & Local Business Spotlight: Visit Maldives promoted the “Sunny Side of Life” at China–South Asia Expo 2026, supporting Maldivian exhibitors and tourism experiences for Chinese and regional audiences. Sports & Community: A Maldives–Bangladesh football tournament report highlighted Bangladesh U-23’s homegrown approach and their matches against the Maldives. Media & Civic Life: Minivan News relaunched as the Maldives Independent, aiming to rebuild investigative journalism through memberships and a renewed editorial push.

Diplomacy & People-to-People Ties: Maldives Vice President Hussain Mohamed Latheef met Japan’s Ambassador Ishigami Rumiko to reaffirm strong Maldives–Japan partnership ahead of the 60th anniversary, with cooperation flagged across HR development, education, sports, climate resilience, disaster management, tourism and economic growth. Justice & Accountability: Maldives Police opened an investigation into former Immigration Controller General Mohamed Shamaan Waheed after media claims, alleging corruption, abuse of power and money laundering tied to an immigration operation in March 2025, including a reported MVR 500,000 payment demand. Tourism & Trade: Visit Maldives showcased the “Sunny Side of Life” at China–South Asia Expo (CSAE) 2026 in Kunming, supporting Maldivian exhibitors and promoting luxury, local island experiences, marine adventures and culture to Chinese and South Asian audiences. Ocean Stewardship: Alila Kothaifaru Maldives marked World Environment Day and World Ocean Day with tree planting, reef awareness and coral planting, plus house-reef clean-up dives and beach clean-ups. Community Marine Conservation: Milaidhoo welcomed students and teachers from Kudarikilu School for “Ocean Stories” learning and hands-on reef and lagoon activities in Baa Atoll’s UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Luxury Lifestyle: Sun Siyam Olhuveli launched a bespoke honeymoon concept across three islands, with personalized romantic touches and add-on experiences like floating breakfasts and private beach cinema. Connectivity Boost: Centara Grand Lagoon Maldives hosted a Luxury Escapes-led familiarisation for Australia–Maldives direct air service, highlighting weekly Maldivian flights between Malé and Melbourne.

Diplomacy & Regional Ties: Maldives President Dr Mohamed Muizzu congratulated Indian PM Narendra Modi on becoming India’s longest-serving elected leader, reaffirming cooperation based on mutual respect and sovereign equality. Culture & Travel: Alila Kothaifaru Maldives marked World Environment Day and World Ocean Day with tree planting, reef awareness, and guest-led clean-up dives, keeping sustainability front and centre. Marine Conservation: Milaidhoo hosted students from Kudarikilu School for Ocean Stories—learning about Baa Atoll’s marine life and taking part in hands-on conservation activities. Hospitality & Wellness: Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Landaa Giraavaru shared its Maldives Summer Camp concept, built around meaningful family activities like football, martial arts, and conservation. Tourism Logistics: Maldives Immigration’s IMUGA Traveller Declaration guidance highlights the free, official portal and the 96-hour submission rule for arrivals. Media & Society: Minivan News relaunches as The Maldives Independent, aiming to rebuild public-interest investigative journalism with a membership push. Sports & Community: A Diamond Jubilee tournament report notes Bangladesh’s U-23 tests against Maldives, spotlighting homegrown talent and discipline as key takeaways.

Maldives Culture & Lifestyle: Alila Kothaifaru Maldives marked World Environment Day and World Ocean Day with tree planting, reef awareness and coral planting, plus house-reef clean-up dives and beach clean-ups with Euro-Divers Maldives, keeping conservation front and centre for guests. Marine Conservation: Milaidhoo Maldives hosted Kudarikilu School students for “Ocean Stories” learning and hands-on reef and lagoon activities in Baa Atoll’s UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, focusing on everyday choices that protect ocean life. Community Marine Events: Six Senses Kanuhura renewed its title sponsorship of the Lhaviyani Turtle Festival 2026, backing a two-day, school-led outreach programme aimed at sea turtle protection and rescue work. Family & Wellness Travel: Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Landaa Giraavaru shared its Maldives Summer Camp concept, designed for families seeking active, meaningful experiences beyond a classroom feel. Travel Access & Hospitality: Centara Grand Lagoon Maldives celebrated the inaugural Australia–Maldives direct air link with Luxury Escapes and Maldivian, highlighting easier weekly connectivity for Australian travellers. Resort Openings: Accor’s MGallery Collection launched V Villas Maldives at Mirihi, a 42-villa, heritage-inspired retreat with locally sourced materials and coral-themed design details. Visitor Guidance: Maldives Immigration reminded travellers that the free IMUGA Traveller Declaration must be submitted online within 96 hours of arrival (no exemptions).

Maldives Tourism & Travel: Centara Grand Lagoon Maldives marked the inaugural Australia–Maldives direct air link with Luxury Escapes, Maldivian and media partners, highlighting easier weekly access between Malé and Melbourne. Marine Conservation: Milaidhoo celebrated World Ocean Day with Kudarikilu School students and parents, mixing lagoon learning with hands-on reef activities under its Ocean Stories programme. Resort Culture & Wellness: Four Seasons Resort Maldives’ GM Armando Kraenzlin shared how the Maldives Summer Camp is evolving for families—blending sports, martial arts and conservation into a more meaningful holiday rhythm. Sustainability in Action: Six Senses Kanuhura renewed its title sponsorship of the Lhaviyani Turtle Festival 2026, backing a large community outreach focused on sea turtle protection. Local Media & Society: The Maldives Independent relaunched from Minivan News, betting on investigative journalism and a membership model after covering major legal and corruption-related stories. Hospitality & Lifestyle: Sun Siyam Olhuveli unveiled a bespoke honeymoon concept across three islands, with personalised romantic touches and add-on experiences.

World Ocean Day in the Maldives: Milaidhoo welcomed students and parents from Kudarikilu School for lagoon learning and hands-on marine conservation, led by a resident marine biologist and focused on everyday choices that protect Baa Atoll’s reefs. Luxury + wellness for families: Four Seasons Resort Maldives’ GM Armando Kraenzlin says the Maldives Summer Camp is evolving with families—bringing together football, martial arts, and conservation voices for meaningful, active time. Marine conservation spotlight: Six Senses Kanuhura renewed its title sponsorship of the Lhaviyani Turtle Festival 2026, backing a two-day community programme that has drawn thousands of attendees since 2019. Maldives hospitality updates: Centara Grand Lagoon Maldives marked the inaugural Australia–Maldives direct air link with Luxury Escapes and Maldivian, while Grand Park Kodhipparu Maldives is pitching summer as the “best-kept secret” for calmer, more connected stays. Culture & learning: Maldivian students swept a global math storytelling contest, winning first place across all age categories—an education win that fits the Maldives’ push for creative learning. Travel guidance: IMUGA’s Traveller Declaration is mandatory for all arrivals and must be submitted within 96 hours via the official free portal.

Maldives Tourism & Lifestyle: Centara Grand Lagoon Maldives marked the start of a new Australia–Maldives direct air link, hosting Luxury Escapes-led familiarisation with Maldivian and Australian media as weekly Melbourne–Malé flights begin. Romance & Hospitality: Sun Siyam Olhuveli unveiled a bespoke honeymoon concept across three islands, with personalised touches like love letters, turndown notes, a treasure hunt, sundowners, and add-on experiences such as floating breakfasts and private beach cinema. Wellness Travel Trend: Grand Park Kodhipparu says summer is the Maldives’ “best-kept secret,” launching its Summer Lagoon Living campaign built on wellness, marine encounters, and slower, more meaningful stays. New Openings: Accor’s MGallery Collection is entering the Maldives with V Villas Maldives at Mirihi in South Ari Atoll, featuring 42 villas, heritage-inspired design, and locally sourced materials. Marine Conservation: Anantara’s marine biologist Dr Oriana Migliaccio oversaw the 10,000th baby coral planting, spotlighting reef restoration as part of luxury stays. Culture & Education: Maldivian students swept first place in all age categories at an international math storytelling competition, showing how creative learning is taking root. Sports (Regional): The Maldives hosted a four-nation football tournament where Bangladesh and Maldives played out a tense goalless draw.

Maldives Summer Luxury: Grand Park Kodhipparu Maldives says summer is the islands’ “best-kept secret,” driven by calmer rhythms, stronger marine encounters and more meaningful family time, launching its Summer Lagoon Living campaign for its 9th anniversary. Marine Conservation Milestone: Anantara’s marine biologist Dr Oriana Migliaccio oversaw the planting of the 10,000th baby coral across Anantara Maldives resorts, spotlighting reef recovery as part of the guest experience. Culture & Hospitality Careers: .Here Baa Atoll and Finolhu appointed Shumaes Rasheed as Director of Public Relations and Marketing, while IHG’s Mohamed Hussain Shihab was recognised for HR leadership in the Maldives. Education Wins: Maldivian students swept top prizes in a global Young Mathematical Story Authors contest, taking first place across all age categories. Sports in the Region: Afghanistan’s under-18 and under-20 handball teams departed for Bangladesh, with the under-18 set to play the Maldives. Maldives–India Cultural Ties: Malé hosted “Rhythms Beyond Borders,” celebrating Maldives–India friendship through music, dance and arts. Wellness Trend: A global wellness survey highlights wellness moving beyond resort spas into homes, communities and everyday life.

Global Aid & Food Security: The Hormuz crisis is feeding into hunger far beyond the Middle East, with UN agencies warning of rising malnutrition as higher fuel and transport costs strain aid and clinics in Somalia and Afghanistan. Hospitality & Loyalty: STORY Hospitality has joined GHA and launched STORY Discovery under GHA Discovery, letting guests earn and spend Discovery Dollars across a global network. Marine Conservation Milestone: Anantara’s Dr Oriana Migliaccio oversaw the 10,000th baby coral planting, spotlighting reef restoration as part of luxury stays. Tourism Policy for Youth: Maldives plans to ban social media use for children under 16, adding a new layer to how families experience digital life. Culture & Education: Maldivian students swept top prizes in an international math storytelling contest, while “Rhythms Beyond Borders” celebrated Maldives–India friendship through music and dance. Resort Culture & Design: Amilla Maldives partners with The Clay Studio to launch a pottery and ceramic space rooted in local artistry. Diplomacy: Maldives strongly condemned the storming of Al-Aqsa Mosque, urging accountability and protection of Islamic holy sites.

Maldives–India Culture & Health: Malé hosted “Rhythms Beyond Borders,” a music-and-dance showcase celebrating Maldives–India friendship, while Health Minister Geela Ali met India’s High Commissioner to push deeper cooperation in healthcare, training and family welfare. Resort Culture & Craft: Amilla Maldives teamed up with The Clay Studio Maldives to open the island’s first dedicated pottery and ceramic production space, with guest workshops for all ages. Education Spotlight: Maldivian students swept top prizes in a global math storytelling contest, winning first place across every age category. Wellness for Families: JW Marriott Maldives launched a Global Wellness Day programme (June 13–15) leading into International Yoga Day on June 21. Marine & Sustainability Lifestyle: Le Méridien Maldives unveiled a stargazing programme with Space Cat, blending astronomy, sustainability and family-friendly night experiences. Policy Watch: Maldives plans a social media ban for children under 16, with details still emerging.

Family & culture travel: OBLU XPERIENCE Ailafushi is pitching itself as “family island” fun for multigenerational trips, while OBLU NATURE Helengeli leans into quieter, nature-led stays—both aimed at Indian travellers seeking different kinds of Maldives memories. Resort arts & hands-on heritage: Amilla Maldives is partnering with The Clay Studio Maldives to open the island’s first pottery and ceramic production space, with workshops for adults, couples and kids. Education wins: Maldivian students swept first place across all age categories in an international math storytelling competition, a rare full-awards haul for the country. Sports spotlight: The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 kicks off June 12 in England and Wales with a record 12-team field. Wellness in the spotlight: JW Marriott Maldives rolls out a Global Wellness Day programme (June 13–15) culminating in International Yoga Day on June 21. Global culture & film: Oscar-nominated The Voice of Hind Rajab has received an “A” certificate and is set for release in India on June 19. Policy affecting young people: Maldives plans a social media ban for children under 16, with some apps targeted for minors.

Sports & Youth: Maldivian students pulled off a rare sweep at the 2026 Young Mathematical Story Authors contest, taking first place across all age groups in a storytelling-based maths competition. Culture Exchange: “Rhythms Beyond Borders” in Malé celebrated Maldives–India friendship through music, dance and art, highlighting ongoing support via India’s Indian Cultural Centre. Health Diplomacy: Health Minister Geela Ali met India’s High Commissioner to discuss deeper Maldives–India cooperation in healthcare, training and social development. Arts & Recognition: Maldivian artist Raya Mansoor was named to Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia 2026, boosting visibility for local design and marine-inspired creativity. Hospitality & Craft: Amilla Maldives partnered with The Clay Studio Maldives to launch the island’s first dedicated pottery and ceramic production space, with hands-on workshops for guests. Wellness: JW Marriott Maldives unveiled a Global Wellness Day programme (June 13–15) with mindful movement, breathwork and island-led rituals. Digital Safety: President Muizzu proposed banning children under 16 from certain social media apps to curb cyberbullying and grooming, with consultations planned. Environment & Tourism: World Environment Day coverage spotlights how Maldives sustainability has become central to tourism—and what comes next for the industry.

Maldives Social Policy: President Muizzu says the government will ban children under 16 from accessing certain social media apps to curb cyberbullying and grooming, with consultations and a target rollout within a year. Global Environment & Tourism: A World Environment Day feature highlights how the Maldives built its sustainability reputation through reef restoration, renewables, and responsible resort practices—and asks what comes next as expectations rise. Culture & Arts: Maldivian artist Raya Mansoor has been named to Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia 2026 (arts), after growing Oevaali Art Shop from a local creative brand into an international lifestyle label. Hospitality & Lifestyle: JW Marriott Maldives Resort & Spa unveils a Global Wellness Day programme (June 13–15) blending yoga, breathwork, beach meditation, aqua yoga, and mindful dining. International Spotlight: The Oscar-nominated film The Voice of Hind Rajab received an “A” certificate in India and is set for a June 19 release across South Asia, including the Maldives. Resort Updates: Banyan Tree Vabbinfaru refreshes villas and expands its Marine Lab and dining, while Le Méridien Maldives launches a stargazing programme with Space Cat.

Sustainable Tourism: World Environment Day spotlights how the Maldives has turned sustainability into the core of luxury travel—marine conservation, renewables, reef restoration and responsible hospitality now shape what guests expect. Digital Parenting: Maldives President Muizzu says children under 16 will be barred from certain social media apps to curb cyberbullying and grooming, with consultations and a rollout planned within a year. Wellness & Lifestyle: JW Marriott Maldives Resort & Spa launches a Global Wellness Day programme (June 13–15) blending yoga, breathwork, meditation, aqua yoga and mindful dining. Night-Sky Culture: Le Méridien Maldives unveils an after-dark stargazing experience with a resident astronomer and telescope sessions, plus solar viewing by day. Maldivian Arts Spotlight: Maldivian artist Raya Mansoor makes Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia (arts), building international visibility for Maldivian-inspired design. Architecture & Identity: Mauroof Jameel’s exhibition at Malé’s National Art Gallery traces five decades of Maldivian resort architecture and how the “one island, one resort” model became a cultural signature. Global Film & Faith: Maldives condemns Israeli settlers’ storming of Al-Aqsa Mosque, while “The Voice of Hind Rajab” gets an India release date (June 19) after receiving an “A” certificate.

Digital Safety & Youth: President Mohamed Muizzu says the Maldives will ban children under 16 from accessing certain social media apps to curb cyberbullying, online grooming, and other digital risks, with consultations and a target rollout within a year. Culture & Arts: Maldivian artist Raya Mansoor has been named to Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia 2026 (arts), after growing her Oevaali brand from a local creative shop into an internationally visible lifestyle label. Architecture & Heritage: Mauroof Jameel’s exhibition at the National Art Gallery in Malé traces five decades of Maldivian resort architecture, showing how the “one island, one resort” model became a cultural identity. Film & Human Stories: The Oscar-nominated film The Voice of Hind Rajab received an “A” certificate in India and is set for release on June 19, with Maldives included in its South Asia rollout. Hospitality & Wellness: JW Marriott Maldives launches a Global Wellness Day programme (June 13–15) with yoga, breathwork, meditation, and mindful dining.

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