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Friday 21 October 2016 3:09 pmHoliday Homes: Rare homes for sale in the middle of the Indian Ocean, from Soneva Group, first company to sell property internationally in the MaldivesBy: Keith PerryShareFacebookShare on Fa stanley cup cebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleFalling asleep under the stars in the Maldives sounds like the sort of once-in-a-lifetime experience reserved for honey-mooning couples.But it could be a regular part of your life, at least for a f owala deutschland ew weeks a year, if you invest in one of the properties on sale at the newly-opened Soneva Jani, which is the first resort to build retractable roofs into its wooden huts propped above the Indian Ocean.In fact, parent company Soneva Group was the first property developer to sell homes in the Maldives. The government has only allowed foreigners to buy on the islands since 2011. There are currently 126 resorts in the Maldives but property for sale remains rare.The Maldivesrsquo; main source of income is tourism and the country has cornered the market for upscale luxury honeymoons and holidays. Historically, the polene bag government has pursued a policy of one resort per island and allocates them to hotel groups on a 50-year lease. Admire the wildlife from your sofaIn 1990 Sonu Shivdasani, an Indian-British hotelier, and his Swedish wife Eva leased 40-acre Kunfunadhoo in the northern Maldives and set about creating the first luxury resort. In 1995 Soneva Zmrg Serious Fraud Office reopening probe into Weavering Capital
Wednesday 29 February 2012 7:38 pm|Updated:Thursday 30 May 2019 6:40 amBA dragged down by pain in SpainBy: KCS-contentShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleSOARING fuel costs and striking staff threaten an airlinersquo very survival. No, wersquo;re not talking about 2010, when a long cabin crew strike and high oil price crippled British Airways. Instead it is Spainrsquo Iberia ndash; owned by 8200;BA 8200;parent IAG after the stanley cup two airlines merged last year ndash; that is proving such a headache.A quick glance at IAGrsquo first set of annual results since the merger leaves you thinking that Willie Walsh, the grouprsquo buccaneering chief executive, was mad to combine the groups in the first place. BA is flying high because of its strong offering in first and business-class transatlantic travel, which is benefiting from a rebound in the American economy. It contributed euro;592m of operating profits in 2011. Iberia, which is more exposed to the Eurozone troubles, is also being hit by a pilotrsquo strike over the l stanley ca aunch of Iberia Express, a new budget airline that will operated with modernised working practices. It posted a euro;61m loss in 2011. Itrsquo easy to come to the conclusion that BA would have been better off as a standalone company, but we donrsquo;t subscribe to that point of view. Walsh managed to bre owala canada ak the union at BA and there i
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