The Maldives’ most prestigious international hospitality trade event, FHA-Maldives 2025, is set to return from 7th to 9th of September at Central Park, Hulhumalé, with a powerful lineup of global exhibitors – and this year, Sri Lankan companies are stepping into the spotlight like never before.
With participation already confirmed from around the world — from Germany in the west, to the UAE in the Middle East, and China in the east — FHA-Maldives 2025 is drawing in global giants across the hotel, food, beverage, and hospitality sectors. In a good showing, top-tier Sri Lankan brands have joined this elite list, proudly taking center stage to showcase the nation’s innovation, craftsmanship, and excellence to an international audience. Their participation helps cement the country’s reputation as a leading force in South Asia’s hospitality supply chain.
The Maldives, with over 170 resorts and an ever-expanding food and beverage landscape, offers a rare and highly targeted opportunity for suppliers in the hospitality and tourism industry. Exhibitors at FHA-Maldives 2025 will gain direct access and meet face-to-face with procurement heads, decision-makers, and key buyers representing resorts, hotels, and large retailers.
The event also serves as a strategic international platform where businesses can strengthen their regional presence and form critical partnerships. Companies in food production, hotel amenities, kitchen equipment, apparel, spa and wellness stand to benefit immensely from this exposure. Whether you’re looking to expand exports, test a new market, or connect with the right distribution partners, FHA-Maldives 2025 offers a scenic yet powerful setting to scale.
Additionally, FHAM hosts the prestigious Global Culinary Challenge, which draws talented participants from over 20 countries. In 2024, more than 400 chefs competed across 21 categories, with over 600 entries.
With momentum building and stalls running out. For Sri Lankan companies seeking growth, export exposure, and valuable partnerships in the Indian Ocean region, this is the time to act. Join your fellow Sri Lankan industry leaders and make your mark at FHA-Maldives 2025.
For inquiries and stall bookings, please contact:
Email: mkt@fhamaldives.com, rizwan@cdcevents.net | Website: https://fhamaldives.com
Phone(s): +94 76 825 5584, +94 77 395 9835
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Stay connected. Stay inspired. See you at FHA-Maldives 2025.
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