Dusit Thani Maldives who took part in ITB 2018 has increased its product offering for 2018 with the introduction of new facilities to enhance guest experience.

ITB Berlin is the worlds largest travel and trade show and also the largest travel exhibition that Maldives takes part in. It is most ideal platform for the Maldives travel tourism industry to showcase their products to the world.

"This is an exciting year for the resort as we bring new and enhanced facilities to give our guests an enriched stay and an increased variety of activities to fill their days", said Niclas Prokop, the resorts Director of Sales & Marketing present at ITB this year. 

The new Beach Deluxe Villa with Pool allows guests to enjoy the best of both worlds with their own private beach area complete with terrace and plunge pool overlooking the Indian Ocean. There are currently seven new villas in this category with more in the pipeline. These villas have been enhanced from the existing Beach Villas by adding a private pool at the front of each villa. 

Younger guests can now enjoy splashing around in the new water play area in the Baan Sanook Kids Club. A mushroom fountain, jumping water jets and water cannons provide water-filled fun in the sun. The expansion of the Kids Club enhances the resorts family charm, where kids under the age of 12 stay and eat for free with their parents.

Building on the success of its Borderless Dining programme, guests can now choose from an enhanced variety of idyllic settings and finest cuisines to enjoy private breakfast, lunch, or dinner experiences around the island from a lagoon lunch, to a private in-villa BBQ, or a special trip to a nearby sand bank for the ultimate Maldivian occasion. 

Dusit Thani Maldives offers 94 villas and residences, along with three restaurants, two bars, one of the Maldives largest infinity pools and the award-winning Devarana Spa. The resort is surrounded by white sandy beaches, a turquoise lagoon and a rich house reef.

The resort is located on Mudhdhoo Island in Baa Atoll, the Maldives first UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, just 35 minutes by seaplane from the capital city, Malé.