The Maldives has named Bollywood actor Katrina Kaif as its global brand ambassador for tourism, a statement by the country's marketing and public relations department said. Kaif said she was ...

The Maldives, a dream destination in the Indian Ocean that's popular with tourists from around the world, is threatened by rising sea levels – a direct consequence of climate change.

Her post included the caption, "Mentally in #Maldives, Physically here (Scroll till the end to see)". Keerthy tied the knot with Antony Thattil back in December this year.

A new study finds that to offset all the planet-warming carbon emissions from fossil fuel reserves, trees would have to entirely cover an area the size of North and Central America combined.

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The coroner said preliminary investigation shows that the victim was driving north on Fairplay Road when he lost control, causing the vehicle to flip and hit a tree. When responders arrived, they ...

What makes the Maldives so popular with honeymooners—privacy, beauty, and indulgence—also makes it a fantastic solo destination. But you don’t have to come alone if you don’t want to.

Large trees fell throughout a neighborhood in Shirley, as a microburst damaged cars and trapping people in their homes. “We’ve had massive trees fall all around.

Trees at temple sites are also older than those outside them, with a mean age of 261 years compared with 203 years. Some of the trees growing on temple grounds had been there for 2,000 years.

Popular choices include remote destinations such as Bora Bora, Maldives, Seychelles and Fiji, as well as luxury travel spots like the Bahamas and New Zealand.

"It could've been worse, and I'm glad I have insurance." In Shirley, there were reports of more than 20 trees down on Walker Road, and some residents said they've never seen this type of damage.

Smartraveller’s Maldives Travel Advice was updated on June 5 as part of a routine annual review by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT).