The Seychelles Tourism department hosted yet another productive roadshow in Réunion, bringing together professionals from the Réunion and Seychelles Travel Trade to discuss the latest developments on the market. In each town, Tourism Seychelles and its local partners engaged
LONDON— Air Tanzania, RwandAir and Uganda Airlines failed to make the cut in the top 100 carriers in the UK-based Skytrax World Airline Awards—which rates the world’s best carriers with Kenya Airways being ranked in position 81 down from 79th
“As a small island state vulnerable to external shocks and climate change, it remains critical for Seychelles to maintain the buildup of buffers against shocks while protecting the most vulnerable people.” This comes out in a preliminary report by
Government is prioritising the construction of a new National Archives building in the 2023 budget, fully equipped with the necessary facilities for the institution which is of paramount importance to Seychelles’ history. A plot of land has already been
Big and exciting cash prizes are up for grabs in HSI’s new Win Back Mega lottery. The new lottery will consist of three draws, with three star prizes and 147 consolation prizes ranging from R3,000, R15,000, R50,000 to R100,000.
Masdar, an energy company based in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), is assessing what kind of support it can give Seychelles in developing the latter’s renewable energy programme. Representatives of the firm yesterday met with President Wavel Ramkalawan at
President Wavel Ramkalawan chaired a scheduled meeting of the Cabinet today, Wednesday 5th October in which final discussion of the 2023-2025 budget proposal was undertaken. Cabinet also considered and approved a number of policy proposals in line with the proposed
A seventh group of tourism pioneers have been recognised for their significant contributions to the development and progress of tourism in the country. They are Ulrich Denis, Vicky Lanza, Joseph Albert, Flavien Joubert, Micheline Georges, Doris Johnstone, Gregoire Payet,
Air Seychelles has said its main objective is to ensure it becomes sustainable. The company’s acting chief executive, Sandy Benoiton, made the statement ahead of the company’s 45th anniversary on October 26. The Seychellois-owned company, with 596 staff,
The Eastern and Southern African Trade and Development Bank (TDB) is keen to continue being a reliable and strong partner of the Seychelles and its economic development process. The TDB president, Admassu Tadesse, said this yesterday after he had