Mauritius is a remarkable multicultural melting pot, with a fascinating blend of Indian, Chinese, British, French, and African influences. Peaceful coexistence among its people has created a harmonious society, while this diversity has enriched the island through vibrant cultural activities and religious festivals. Thaipoosam Cavadee is one of the most spectacular festivals celebrated among Tamil…
The irrepressible Alain St. Ange, one of the world’s most influential tourism leaders, former Seychelles government minister, author, global consultant, and political leader has been confirmed as a keynote speaker at the Clevenard Open Project 2026, a landmark four-day international event, scheduled for 27–30 August 2026 at the Palau de Congressos d’Alicante, Avinguda de Dénia, 47–49,…
Indian Ocean island nation, Mauritius has reassured travelers and tourists, through its Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Regional Integration and International Trade that the country is a safe destination as highlighted by the 1,008,098 tourists who visited the country from January to September 2025. The Ministry issued a communiqué on December 30, 2025 reassuring tourists, on…
The leading travel industry figureheads and decision-makers from Africa and the Indian Ocean will attend the World Travel Awards (WTA) for Africa & Indian Ocean during a gala ceremony in Mauritius on 1st June 2019. This event which will take place at the Sugar Beach resort will mark WTA’s inaugural visit to Mauritius. Graham Cooke,…
