Visitors from South Africa, Eswatini, Lesotho, Mozambique, Namibia and Zimbabwe are not permitted entry into Seychelles effective Saturday, 27th November, 2021 until further notice, the Seychelles Ministry of Health has announced. No cases of variant […]
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Emirates has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Tourism Seychelles at Expo 2020. The agreement reaffirms the airline’s commitment to the island-nation and outlines joint initiatives to promote trade and tourism to the country.
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Launching the 2021-2022 cruise season on November 14, 2021, will be the MS Island Sky, the first cruise vessel to sail to Seychelles since the closure of the destination to cruise ships in March 2020.
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Starting July 1, 2021, the Seychelles islands will be more accessible for travelers from Saudi Arabia as the Saudi Arabian-based airline, FlyNAS announced direct flights from Jeddah to Mahé.
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US’ Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued a level 4 travel health notice for Seychelles due to Covid-19, indicating a very high level of coronavirus infections in the country.
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Turkey’s national airline; Turkish Airlines, which ceased its scheduled flights to Seychelles in March last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, resumed regular flights between Istanbul and Seychelles on Friday (23 April).
Seychelles has announced new travel measures on Tuesday, April 20, 2021, following an increase in outbreaks in several countries. With immediate effect, travellers from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh are not permitted to travel to and
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The Seychelles Islands invite visitors around the world to take residence in the little corner of paradise through their Workcation Retreat Programme – a blend of work and leisure in a tropical getaway.
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Seychelles continues to remain a safe and travel-worthy destination and now it becomes more attractive as its health authority announced relaxation of COVID-19 restriction measures this week.
On 2 April, Aeroflot began operating regular flights to Seychelles. Flights on the Moscow – Mahe – Moscow route will initially operate on Fridays, and starting from 11 April, on Sundays as well.
Many island economies are dependent on tourism and island resorts around the world will lead the recovery in leisure travel, according to recent research.
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Kempinski Seychelles Resort Baie Lazare has introduced various corporate engagement initiatives that serve to inspire guests, colleagues and other stakeholders to share the passion for sustainability.
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