Kibaa’ Function Rooms. The Seminar Rooms located on the first floor have been named as ‘Mas’udi Kotari’, ‘Pyrad Kotari’, ‘Abu’l Barakat Kotari’, ‘Batuta Kotari’, ‘Kalhuoh Fummi Kotari’, ‘Thirnaa Kotari, ‘Jaliyaa Kotari’ and ‘Kalhihaara Kotari’. Transportation Addu Linkroad The 16-kilometres (9.9 mi) Addu Link Road causeway is the second longest paved causeway in the Maldives. It joins Hithadhoo, Maradhoo, Maradhoo-feydhoo, Feydhoo, and Gan. The Addu Link Road was the site of the second longest banner ever to be displayed in the Maldives. Since its construction, a number of fatal accidents have occurred on the Addu Link Road, which local news sources have ascribed to high speeds and reckless driving. Addu City is connected via ferry from Hulhumeedhoo ward to Feydhoo. Gan Airport Gan International Airport is the airport serving Addu City, located on the island of Gan nearby. First built by the British Royal Navy, and transferred to the Royal Air Force as RAF Gan, the Gan International Airport was originally a military airbase built during World War II and commissioned until the 1970s. The United Kingdom transferred ownership to the government of the Maldives, and it was converted for use as a domestic airport. Recently the airport was upgraded to international standards in preparation for international flights expected with the opening of tourist resorts in the area. The airport was privatised under a 30-year contract signed in June 2010. A new VVIP lounge also has been built for the SAARC summit. References External links Addu Atoll WW2 history Gan International Airport website Triways Maldives Ltd. Dive Center Addu City, Maradhoo. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYTjyn6fVp5jSqXeDQCmWfNDQGAZ3lK3D The City and Atoll featured and recreated in a Cities: Skylines YouTube series. Addu Atoll Populated places in the Maldives Provinces of the Maldives Populated coastal places in the Maldives Islands of the Maldives