Maldives Tourism Booms with Chinese Arrivals, Targeting 2 Million Visitors by Year’s End

The Maldives is experiencing a surge in tourism, fueled by a significant influx of Chinese travelers. With over 200,000 Chinese tourists already visiting this year, the nation is on track to achieve its goal of welcoming 2 million visitors by December 2024. The government is implementing strategic initiatives to further boost tourism, including targeting India as a key source market.

Morocco’s Tourism Industry Soars to New Heights, Setting Record-Breaking Arrivals

Morocco’s tourism sector is experiencing an unprecedented boom, with a record 2.6 million tourists visiting the country during the summer months of 2024, a 20% increase compared to the previous year. This surge in tourism is attributed to various factors, including increased connectivity, infrastructure investments, and targeted initiatives to enhance the sector’s capabilities. Morocco’s government aims to capitalize on this momentum by attracting higher-spending tourists and investing in its workforce to further elevate the country’s tourism offerings.

Lummus Technology Appoints New CFO to Drive Growth and Strategic Initiatives

Lummus Technology, a leading provider of process technologies and energy solutions, has announced the appointment of Edosa Obayagbona as its new Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer (CFO). Obayagbona brings extensive global experience in manufacturing, financial management, and capital markets, making him well-equipped to lead the company’s financial strategy and drive future growth.

India’s Financial Sector Gears Up for Growth with National Financial Information Registry

India is poised for significant economic growth in the coming years, fueled by government investments, strong agricultural output, and a burgeoning private sector. The government is taking steps to further enhance the financial sector, including the establishment of a National Financial Information Registry (NFIR) and the promotion of financial inclusion. The NFIR will act as a central repository of financial data, improving credit ratings and fostering a more efficient flow of capital. The government also recognizes the need for deepening the bond market and expanding the use of insurance, while emphasizing the importance of tackling cybersecurity and data protection issues.

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