Taz Skylar, the actor who gained worldwide popularity for his role as Sanji in Netflix’s popular “One Piece” live-action series, has arrived in the Maldives. During his trip, he will work to promote the Maldives. Skylar, who is a Global Ambassador for Visit Maldives, has come to the Maldives under the Visit Maldives Global Ambassadorship Program. Skylar, who plays the role of Sanji, the skilled cook of the Straw Hat Pirates in the One Piece series, will spend more than two weeks in the Maldives promoting the country as part of his ambassadorship. He will be active from September 27 to October 14, promoting the Maldives’ beautiful natural scenery, cultural richness, sustainable tourism, and especially adventure tourism opportunities.
During Skylar’s trip, he will visit various parts of the Maldives and experience many activities to showcase adventure tourism, including various water sports and the beauty of the underwater world. Additionally, to promote Maldivian culture and traditions, he will visit inhabited islands to experience the lifestyle and customs of Maldivians. Skylar, who has over 1.8 million followers on Instagram million followers on Instagram, receives an average of 45,000 likes and more than 300 comments on his posts. With such influence, VMC says this provides an opportunity for Visit Maldives to reach new international audiences and showcase the Maldives’ natural beauty, as well as Maldivian customs, culinary and adventure tourism stories with Maldivian authenticity and enthusiasm.
In connection with Skylar’s arrival in the Maldives, VMC’s Managing Director Ibrahim Shiuriy has welcomed him. Shiuriy said that Skylar’s influence and storytelling skills will pave the way for promoting the Maldives to the world as a destination that offers cultural, adventure, and lifestyle experiences. Through Skylar’s visit, Visit Maldives is working to further expand the Maldives brand in important markets, the company said. In this way, they aim to reach segments aim to reach segments such as families, young travelers, and adventure tourists, while working to maintain the Maldives’ position as a premium destination, the company stated
