New Maldives Question and Answer Website Launched

In order to help travelers to the Maldives find out real answers about the Maldives, provided by real people, a new website called AskMaldives has been launched.

AskMaldives is a “Question and Answer” Style Website

All questions on Ask Maldives are created by real people who are looking to find unbiased, accurate information about points of interest in the Maldives, from liveaboard scuba diving holidays to luxury resorts, politics and everything else in between.  Answers are then provided by other people who have first-hand experience in the Maldives, who can give answers quickly, accurately and best of all, completely free of charge!

Ask Maldives Question and Answer Categories

Questions  posed on Ask Maldives can be about anything relevant to the Maldives, with these categories provided as a guide:  Business in the Maldives, Cheap Maldives Deals, Fishing in the Maldives, Surfing in the Maldives, Safari Ships and Liveaboards in the Maldives, Scuba Diving in the Maldives, Maldives Weather and several other categories.

Ask Maldives is a User-Friendly Website

Users posing questions and suggesting answers on Ask Maldives will find the site to be very user-friendly and quick to maneuver.  Within minutes you will have created your own personal account and can start asking questions that will be answered quickly and accurately.  You can create a personal profile, upload photos and start making connections with other people interested in the Maldives and knowledgeable about the Maldives.

Start Asking Maldives Questions Today!.

To get started with your Maldives questions and answers, go to Ask Maldives, and register as a new user.  Then simply ‘Ask a Question’, or search through the questions that have already been asked and find one you would like to answer.  Then, come back a few hours later, or the next day, and see if  your question has been answered.  It’s simple, easy and a great way of getting accurate, unbiased answers to your questions about the Maldives completely free of charge.

Maldives Moves Up 2 Spaces on UN Human Development Index

The Maldives has been promoted 2 spots on the UN’s Human Development Index, which ranks countries on their life expectancy, country wealth and education.

Maldives Ranked # 95 on UN Human Development Index

Out of the 182 countries included in the UN Human Development Index, the Maldives is ranked number 95, just behind Samoa and just ahead of Jordan.

Increased Opportunity in the Maldives

In the last 10 months in the Maldives, people have been forced to migrate less, since there has been less repression regarding people’s personal beliefs, so Maldivians are now staying in the Maldives as opposed to moving to other countries.

Maldives Population Density

Despite moving up the UN Human Development Index, changes in the Maldives have not all been positive.  Maldivians continue to move to the capital island of Male in search of better education, so the population density in the Maldives has increased from 458 people per hectare in 1997 to 540 in 2006 and one-third of the country’s 385,000 population lives on the 2 square mile island of Male, in increasingly cramped living conditions.