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The Maldives is seeing developments in both its luxury tourism sector and its focus on advanced healthcare, including the establishment of a longevity medicine body.

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The Maldives is seeing developments in both its luxury tourism sector and its focus on advanced healthcare, including the establishment of a longevity medicine body.

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  1. Luxury wellness retreats are utilizing island locations, driven by affluent Indian clientele.Sub-event
  2. The Maldives government introduced new taxes and conversion rules, leading to concerns and market reconsideration in the tourism sector.Sub-event
  3. Faafu Atoll hosts a WHO-backed digital primary-care pilot, coinciding with Abdul Malik commenting on the challenges posed by the Maldives' aging population.Sub-event
  4. Maldivian resorts achieved Green Globe Gold status and implemented biogas facilities.1 source
  5. Malé, the capital of Maldives, is receiving infrastructure funding from China.Sub-event
  6. Maldives embraces luxury resort redefine and establishes a government body for longevity medicine.1 source

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