The Maldives is a collection of 26 coral atolls in the Indian Ocean that is globally renowned for luxury island resorts, over water bungalows, pristine white sand beaches and extraordinary marine life. Each atoll is unique, made by the slow erosion of volcanic islands which leave a ring of coral islands surrounded by the clear blue waters that are synonymous with this luxury holiday destination. With more than 250 species of hard coral and 1100 species of fish calling the Maldives home, we need to be collectively responsible for their survival. Tourism is still growing in the Maldives and with new resorts opening each and every year, it is now more important than ever to promote and support sustainable tourism initiatives.

It’s our responsibility as global travellers to make sustainable choices wherever possible. Of course, our actions in flying around the world

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