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The signature azure waters and powdery white sands are not all the Maldives have to offer. Diversifying its portfolio for traveller niches, the Maldives boasts a fine selection of resorts catering to corporate travellers.
In the Maldives, proximity to both the vibrant city centre and the international airport is crucial for hosting seamless international events. As we explore the dynamic MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, Exhibitions) sector, discover premier resorts in Malé Atoll, just minutes from the airport, ensuring convenience and luxury for corporate gatherings.
Kurumba Maldives is a mere 10-minute speedboat journey from Velana International Airport, making it easily accessible for visitors. The resort offers a range of well-appointed meeting venues, perfect for any corporate event. The ballroom provides an ideal setting for rousing speeches, while the convention hall offers unobstructed views for larger gatherings. For more intimate sessions, two breakout rooms are available, ideal for team discussions and revelations. Equipped with state-of-the-art audiovisual equipment and supported by the always-on-call Kurumba Team, any custom request can be accommodated. The meeting facilities include a grand ballroom, a boardroom, a VIP lounge, and a pillar-less convention hall that can host up to 200 guests. Additionally, the resort’s restaurants are available during the day to provide extra space if needed.
Infuse your meeting, event, or conference with the vibrant Maldivian tradition of celebration at CROSSROADS Maldives, where unique and distinctive settings await. The Event Hall @ CROSSROADS, housed in a magnificent building overlooking the heart of the complex, is perfect for hosting truly memorable events. Spanning 326 square metres and featuring beautiful high ceilings, the hall, along with its versatile break-out rooms, can be configured to suit any occasion, from sumptuous gala dinners and special celebrations to themed events, performances, and corporate incentive meetings. Additionally, The Event Hall @ CROSSROADS can cater for trade shows, offering space to accommodate over 20 booths.
Bandos Maldives presents the Bandos Convention Centre, offering sophisticated conference facilities to a global audience. Conveniently situated near the airport and the capital city of Malé, the centre features versatile spaces accommodating up to 350 guests for large conferences, as well as intimate meeting rooms for groups of up to 20. Each meeting room is fully equipped with comprehensive technical support to meet all your requirements. From transportation and catering to providing authentic Maldivian cultural entertainment, every detail is meticulously managed to ensure your event is both productive and memorable.
Villa Nautica offers a range of indoor event spaces, modern technology, and a blend of luxury and practicality, making it an excellent choice for corporate gatherings, workshops, and retreats. The picturesque surroundings, high-quality amenities, and recreational options enhance any meeting. Transform brainstorming sessions into beachside experiences or elevate corporate events with watersports and spa treatments. The resort features two conference rooms—Dhinasha and Burunu—three boardrooms—Reyva, Adha, and Fura—and two VIP lounges—Kethi and Roanu.
Champa Maa Conference Hall at Meeru Maldives Resort Island redefines event spaces, accommodating meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions with a modern touch. This 132 sqm hall features a 17 sqm stage, stylish lectern, and state-of-the-art technology, including an LCD projector, surround sound, free Wi-Fi, and essential accessories. The fully air-conditioned space offers excellent ventilation and views of the island’s lush vegetation. Flexible furniture arrangements and movable partitions adapt to any event’s needs. Packages include refreshments like tea, coffee, water, juice, pastries, and an international buffet lunch, with options for stay-in guests that cover meals, accommodation, and transfers.
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