A Case Study: Corporate Social Responsibility in Maldives Tourism

This report examines Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) practices within the tourism industry of the Maldives, a nation heavily reliant on tourism for its GDP. The study investigates the level of CSR engagement among hotels, travel agents, and restaurants, identifying key stakeholders and potential areas for CSR implementation. The research covers the background of the study, research objectives, questions, and hypotheses. It delves into the concept of CSR, theoretical frameworks, and the context of tourism management in the Maldives, including stakeholder analysis and challenges. The methodology section outlines the research approach, design, data collection, and analysis methods, including both quantitative and qualitative techniques. The findings are presented through graphs, tables, and thematic analysis, focusing on stakeholder perspectives, implementation plans, and strategies for improvement. The conclusion provides recommendations for enhancing CSR strategies within the Maldives tourism sector, emphasizing sustainability and ethical practices. The report aims to contribute to the development of a strategic framework for promoting CSR in the Maldives tourism industry.