Launched in the Maldives is Projekt Delfin, a new integrated tourism development.

Atoll Estates Holding, a company with an office in Abu Dhabi, has announced the opening of Projekt Delfin, a brand-new integrated tourism project in the Maldives.It is anticipated that the multigenerational destination will welcome visitors in 2025. The multi-million dollar project is being created by some of the best architects and designers in the world who have a presence in the Middle East.The development will be net-carbon neutral without sacrificing guest comfort, boosting their whole experience, according to co-founders Dmitry Bourtov and Amit Majumder. They also used efficient buildings, recycled materials, and renewable energy.

Prime Atoll Maldives Pvt Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary business of Atoll Estates in the Maldives, was established specifically for the project's development and management. "The project's core value is sustainability, and every facet of an ESG investment portfolio is taken into account. It seeks to provide more than what is currently required, according to the co-founders.

A large lagoon in the South Male Atoll, 40 minutes by boat from the Male International Airport, is the location for Projekt Delfin. There are a few small islands and sandbanks on the site, which is 5 km long and 1.35 km wide.

To have a minimal impact on the lagoon environment, the site will be reclaimed with deep sea sand for the construction of the resorts. Other projects are planned to lessen the impact of the reclamation. The development will add roughly 50 hectares of mature trees and bushes to the area's greenery once it is finished.

After the land reclamation, a comprehensive coral rejuvenation programme will start. The construction will be spread across several islands, with overwater walkways connecting each resort at a minimum of 500 metres apart.

The possibility to create a distinctive, sustainable, and exclusive resort in the Maldives' high-profit tourist sector is rare, according to Bourtov and Majumder.

In addition to Russia, India, and Germany, the UAE has consistently been among the top 5 nations from which citizens visited the picturesque island nation, according to statistics from the Maldives' Ministry of Tourism for 2021. The Maldives is committed to diversifying its portfolio for future economic growth by promoting investments in specific areas. The country has an increasingly resilient economy that has been growing consistently at an average rate of 7% yearly over the past 20 years.