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Maldives Visitor Survey
MALDIVES VISITOR SURVEY
FEBRUARY 2014

Ministry of Tourism
Republic of Maldives

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© Ministry of Tourism 2015
Published by
Ministry of Tourism
Malé, Republic of Maldives www.tourism.gov.mv Prepared by
CDE Consulting
Republic of Maldives www.cde.com.mv Designed and Illustrated by
ILLUME
www.illume.mv

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CONTENTS

02

04

4 SUMMARY OF KEY FINDINGS

17 TRIP PLANNING
18 . Source of Information

05 . Visitors to the Maldives

20 . Motivators to Visit

05 . Trip Planning

22 . Reason to Visit Maldives

07 . Airport Services

23 . Booking method

Contents

08 . Stay in the Maldives

24 . Websites Used

10 . Visitor Satisfaction

25 . Advanced Booking

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05

1 INTRODUCTION

11 VISITOR PROFILE

27 AIRPORT SERVICES

12 . Nationality of Respondents

28 . Services at Ibrahim Nasir

13 . Age Profile

14 . Repeat visitors

29 . Transport Method

16 . Travel companion

30 . Waiting Time at Airport

International Airport (INIA)

31 . Time to Reach Place of Stay
32 . Quality of Hotel Transfer

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CONTENTS

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07

33 STAY IN THE MALDIVES

44 VISITOR SATISFACTION

34 . Place of Stay
35 . Length of Stay
37 . Meal Plan
38 . Services at Place of Stay
39 . Activities at Place of Stay
40 . Places Visited During the Stay

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46 METHODOLOGY

41 . Perception of Prices
42 . Expenditure in the Maldives
43 . Visited Similar Destinations and Comparisons

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CONTENTS

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INTRODUCTION

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CONTENTS

LANGUAGES

TOTAL FORMS DISTRIBUTED

7 1,628
English
Italian

German
French

Japanese
Chinese
Russian

TOTAL FORMS COLLECTED

1,624
COMPLETE

INCOMPLETE

1,549

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This is the report of the Maldives Visitor Survey. The primary goal of the Maldives Visitor Survey is understand the views and opinions of the visitors to the Maldives. The survey contributes to the efforts to enhance the tourism industry in the Maldives by providing the industry personnel with a resource that details the characteristics,

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