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Case Study Of Soneva In Aqua

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1.0 Introduction (Company Overview) (10 Marks 400 Words)
Mr. Sonu Shivdasani an Indian origin and Mrs. Eva Shivdasani, wife of Mr. Shivdasani leased an island in Maldives after their studies in Oxford University. They fell in love with the Maldives in 1990. After a considerable amount of Soneva Fushi become the first 'castaway ' resort in the Maldives and has created a trend for back-to-nature luxury holidays.

Today the Soneva’s stand unique in their segment with many imitators. Soneva in Aqua impresses by 'remote but accessible ' locations with natural beauty, easy accommodation, amazing food and everlasting memorable activities.

Milestones Achieved

Over a period Soneva established highly reputed international business, which enabled them to open Soneva Kiri at Koh Kood, island of Thailand in 2009. Soneva brand reputation also lead the way to open “Six Senses Resorts and Spas” in Asia, Middle east and Europe, which was sold in 2012 (http://iamkohchang.com/updates/for-2009/august-25.html)

In 2015 Soneva will launch its flagship resort, Soneva in Aqua, in the Maldives. (September 21, 2015). (http://www.soneva.com/press-releases/soneva-launches-its-first-floating-villa-concept-soneva-in-aqua)
Apart from opening new resorts Soneva could achieve international reputation any many awards in the tourism sector. Some of them are listed below.

The Maldives Association of Travel Agents and Tour

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