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Radisson way to responsible business and making difference

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Radisson Hotel Group, one of the world’s leading hotel groups, has received confirmation and  validation of its near-term Science Based Targets (SBTs) aligned with its commitment to be Net Zero by 2050. 

The authentication has been provided by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) a partnership  between experts such as CDP (Carbon Disclosure Project) and the United Nations Global Compact,  which drives ambitious climate action in business. It places Radisson Hotel Group amongst top  companies in the world who align with the COP climate goals and set their carbon reduction targets  according to science. 

Over the past 10 years, Radisson Hotel Group has made great strides and made excellent energy  efficiency gains of 30%. These reductions will continue to increase as we look to certify more hotels  with green building certificates. In 2021, the Group reduced its carbon emissions by 22% per square  meter compared to 2019 and reduced its water footprint by 23% per square meter versus 2019. 

Radisson Hotel Group has defined its own Build Planet guidelines. ‘Build Planet’ hotels are  renovated or built based on a series of sustainable conditions from the preliminary assessment  phase through to the operational phase and these conditions include the use of sustainable  materials and an efficient use of resources. The Group’s Build Planet guidelines provide an  additional framework and modelling tools for forward thinking asset owners who are looking to join  the path to net-zero. 

Earlier this year, Radisson Hotel Group announced its support to essential initiatives that accelerate  Responsible Tourism worldwide: the implementation of the cross-industry Pathway to Net Positive  Hospitality and Hotel Sustainability Basics initiative. Building on its long heritage as a leading  sustainable hotel group, the Group has also reaffirmed its commitment to People, Community, and  Planet as an award-winning employer. 

By activating one of the company’s pillars of Responsible Business, Think Planet, Groups’ Resort  in the Maldives – Radisson Blu is gearing towards saving the environment through its various  initiatives. Resort’ team actively protecting the environment by using its own Water Bottling Plant  on the island; linen and towel reuse programs which are offered to all guests, in the effort to reduce  water and energy usage. Preserving the environment by minimizing the single-use plastic in the  resort as it is in our interest to support the preservation of natural resources of the destination. 

Federico J. González, CEO, Radisson Hotel Group, commented: “Radisson Hotel Group has a  strong, long-standing history of pioneering sustainability initiatives in the hospitality industry. Our  Responsible Business pillars of Think People, Think Community, and Think Planet play an important  part not only in our transformation plan, but also of what we see as our duty as hoteliers to establish  a better tomorrow. We are taking clear action and affirming our commitment to be net-zero by 2050,  not for our commercial gain but to create concrete change and encourage others to join us on the  journey to net-zero, and eventually net positive.”

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Francesc Miralles and Numthip Puntha to lead wellness residencies at Amilla Maldives

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Amilla Maldives is hosting two visiting wellness practitioners during February and March, offering guests access to tailored therapies focused on balance, vitality and overall wellbeing.

Currently in residence, Francesc Miralles is at the resort from 30 January to 20 February 2026. An internationally recognised wellness consultant from Catalonia, he brings more than three decades of experience across Classical Chinese Medicine, physiotherapy and luxury hospitality. His approach integrates therapeutic movement, seasonal wellbeing and food as medicine, supporting guests in building resilience, restoring energy and achieving a sense of calm. During his residency, guests can book personalised sessions including physiotherapy, postural alignment, acupuncture, craniosacral therapy and facial acupuncture, alongside Harmonia classes focused on posture, mindfulness and longevity nutrition.

From 20 February to 25 March 2026, Francesc will be followed by Numthip Puntha, also known as Amp. A highly qualified physiotherapist from Thailand, she specialises in integrative therapies that combine Lifestyle Medicine, Sound Healing and Chi Nei Tsang. Her treatments are designed to support emotional release, detoxification and the restoration of the body’s natural energy flow. Guests will have the opportunity to experience healing massage, lymphatic drainage, Tibetan sound therapy, cranial release, Reiki and Chi Nei Tsang, as well as group sound bath sessions.

These visiting practitioner programmes form part of Amilla Maldives’ ongoing focus on personalised wellness, delivered within the resort’s tranquil island environment. Further information about the resort and its wellness offerings is available via the Amilla Maldives website.

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Sun Siyam Resorts marks Valentine’s season with multi-resort celebrations

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Sun Siyam Resorts is inviting couples to celebrate Valentine’s season across its collection of Maldivian island resorts, with each destination offering a distinct rhythm and character. From unhurried island experiences to celebrations shaped by nature and shared moments, the programme presents couples with a range of intimate ways to reconnect in settings designed to feel personal and considered.

At Sun Siyam Iru Fushi, Valentine’s celebrations will take place from 12 to 14 February, unfolding through a series of tailored experiences focused on togetherness. The programme includes floating breakfasts, sunset moments in private pool villas, secluded island picnics and snorkelling excursions. Evenings feature experiences such as Cinema by Moonlight on the water, live DJ sessions and couple-focused spa rituals, creating a balance between relaxed romance and private time.

From 11 to 14 February, Sun Siyam Iru Veli will present a Valentine’s programme centred on candle-lit dining, beachfront gatherings and personalised experiences across lagoon and sandbank locations. Live performances by Maldivian saxophonist Shahy Siraj will accompany sunsets and evening celebrations, offering couples a setting designed to feel relaxed and timeless.

Throughout February, Sun Siyam Vilu Reef will host a month-long Valentine’s journey inspired by coastal tones and slower-paced island living. The programme includes outdoor dining experiences, sunset performances, beachside theatre and personalised couple activities across dining, spa and excursions, inviting guests to engage with a more extended celebration of the season.

At Siyam World, Valentine’s Day on 13 and 14 February will be marked by a more expressive programme where romance is paired with music, performances and island-wide dining experiences. The celebrations culminate in a signature Valentine’s show, presenting a high-energy approach to the occasion.

From 13 to 20 February, Sun Siyam Olhuveli will offer a week-long Valentine’s escape focused on shared experiences, food and island life. The programme includes evening performances by DJ Slim Belghith and a culinary residency by Italian chef Francesca Gambacorta, alongside beachfront dining, wellness experiences and activities designed for couples to spend time together at a relaxed pace.

Across the Sun Siyam portfolio in the Maldives, Valentine’s season is defined by time spent together through shared meals, music, unhurried days and the natural island setting. Couples are invited to explore seasonal offers and programmes across the collection via the Sun Siyam Resorts website.

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Ifuru Island Maldives presents intimate Valentine’s escape for couples

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Ifuru Island Maldives has unveiled A Valentine’s Escape, Curated for Two, a Valentine’s season programme featuring a collection of experiences designed for couples seeking connection in a private island setting shaped by natural surroundings and a restrained approach to luxury.

Central to the offering are romantic beach dinners held under the night sky, alongside an exclusive private dining experience at the resort’s Secret Spot. This secluded location is reserved for couples seeking privacy and is available by prior arrangement. Each dining experience is curated by the culinary team and includes bespoke menus, candlelit table settings and personalised service.

For couples wishing to spend time on the water, the resort is introducing a private romantic yacht charter in collaboration with Blend. The experience offers a quiet journey across the lagoon and open waters, with curated refreshments and uninterrupted sunset views. Designed for a limited number of couples, the charter is positioned for occasions such as proposals, anniversaries and Valentine’s celebrations.

Wellness experiences form an additional element of the Valentine’s programme. Couples can book a dedicated spa package focused on shared relaxation rituals in a calm setting. For guests interested in mindfulness, a guided meditation and bonding session led by visiting practitioner Dr. Sha is available on selected dates, offering an opportunity for reflection and balance within the island environment.

Through private dining, ocean-based experiences, spa rituals and mindful moments, A Valentine’s Escape, Curated for Two presents couples with the opportunity to celebrate Valentine’s season in a manner that is personal, unhurried and considered.

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