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Big Win for The Maldives at World Travel Awards

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The breathtaking islands of the Maldives, located in the Indian Ocean, was named the Indian Ocean’s leading destination at the World Travel Awards.

This time last year we were in the Maldives ☀️ #followmeto #themaldives #bestholiday #takemeback

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The World Travel Awards, which is known as the oscars of the travel industry, applauded the Maldives by honoring the islands with leading beach destination, leading dive destination and most romantic resort destination, among other accolades.

Las Islas Maldivas sin duda son un paraíso. Ubicadas al sur de la India, estas islas son visitadas por gente de todo el mundo constantemente, ya su clima ronda entre los 29 y 32 grados durante todo el año! Sus aguas turquesas son perfectas para conocer el mundo submarino Además, Maldivas tiene el récord de ser el país más plano del mundo, esto hace que no haya obstáculo alguno para ver la puesta de sol en la playa #maldives #paradise #sea #beach #bluewater #travelphotography #travel #travelgram #traveling #travelblogger

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The Maldives are a group of islands, comprised of 26 atolls located in the Indian Ocean southwest of India and Sri Lanka. It is home to some of the most exotic – and luxurious – resorts in the world. It has been favored by celebrities such as David and Victoria Beckham, John Legend and Chrissy Teigen, Madonna, Michael Phelps and Royal couple William and Kate.

#omg I would give my life to be at this heavenly place ⛵ #vacation #sea #summer #maldives #lifestyle #peace #vibes #photography

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However, if a trip to the Maldives is on your bucket list, it may be worthwhile planning a trip before global warming causes the tropical island chain to vanish completely. The government of the Maldives has long been ringing the alarm bell of global warming, citing fears that rising sea levels could swallow up some of the lower-lying islands.

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