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10 Things Indian Travellers Should Know Before Their First Maldives Trip
Before the pristine beaches and dreamy sunsets tempt you into booking that ticket to the Maldives, take a look at some often-overlooked factors that could make or break your first trip.
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7 Honeymoon Destinations You Can Visit Without A Visa (Yes, Really)
These dream destinations will give you and your partner the honeymoon of your dreams-minus the visa drama!
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Maldives, Jamaica Among Countries Indians Can Visit Visa-Free: Full List
For Indian passport holders, the dream of international travel has gotten a lot more accessible in the last few years. Thanks to India's growing global influence, Indians can now jet-set to 62 destinations without a visa.
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Mumbai Indians Book Separate Charter Flights For Players Travelling To Different Countries
Mumbai Indians took to Instagram to give an account of all the arrangements they have made to ensure all the members of their squad reach their homes safely.
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IPL's Australian Players Head To Maldives, To Stay There Amid Travel Ban
Cricket Australia and the Australian Cricketers' Association on Thursday confirmed that the Australian players, coaches, match officials and commentators have been safely transported from India and are en route to the Maldives.
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Covid-19: "India Has Been Amazing To Me Every Time, Please Stay Safe," Says Michael Slater
As COVID-19 cases snowballed in India, former Australia cricketer-cum commentator Michael Slater, who is presently in the Maldives, acknowledged Indias magnanimity even as he asked everyone to stay safe.
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IPL 2021: BCCI Working To Arrange Charter Flights For Australia-Bound IPL Players Via Maldives or Sri Lanka, Says Cricket Australia
Cricket Australia's interim chief executive Nick Hockley on Wednesday said that the BCCI is working to arrange a charter flight for IPL's Australian recruits, who are likely to stay in Maldives or Sri Lanka before heading back home because of a travel ban on the COVID-19 ravaged India.
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10 Things Indian Travellers Should Know Before Their First Maldives Trip
Before the pristine beaches and dreamy sunsets tempt you into booking that ticket to the Maldives, take a look at some often-overlooked factors that could make or break your first trip.
-
7 Honeymoon Destinations You Can Visit Without A Visa (Yes, Really)
These dream destinations will give you and your partner the honeymoon of your dreams-minus the visa drama!
-
Maldives, Jamaica Among Countries Indians Can Visit Visa-Free: Full List
For Indian passport holders, the dream of international travel has gotten a lot more accessible in the last few years. Thanks to India's growing global influence, Indians can now jet-set to 62 destinations without a visa.
-
Mumbai Indians Book Separate Charter Flights For Players Travelling To Different Countries
Mumbai Indians took to Instagram to give an account of all the arrangements they have made to ensure all the members of their squad reach their homes safely.
-
IPL's Australian Players Head To Maldives, To Stay There Amid Travel Ban
Cricket Australia and the Australian Cricketers' Association on Thursday confirmed that the Australian players, coaches, match officials and commentators have been safely transported from India and are en route to the Maldives.
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Covid-19: "India Has Been Amazing To Me Every Time, Please Stay Safe," Says Michael Slater
As COVID-19 cases snowballed in India, former Australia cricketer-cum commentator Michael Slater, who is presently in the Maldives, acknowledged Indias magnanimity even as he asked everyone to stay safe.
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IPL 2021: BCCI Working To Arrange Charter Flights For Australia-Bound IPL Players Via Maldives or Sri Lanka, Says Cricket Australia
Cricket Australia's interim chief executive Nick Hockley on Wednesday said that the BCCI is working to arrange a charter flight for IPL's Australian recruits, who are likely to stay in Maldives or Sri Lanka before heading back home because of a travel ban on the COVID-19 ravaged India.
