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Remembering the Reef Hotel

Exactly forty-five years ago, it was the first modern tourist resort to open in Seychelles. It accommodated the first generation of our airline tourists. Tony Mathiot recalls the glory and the fall of the Reef Hotel.

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Seychelles’ oldest marine park turns 44

On March 19, 2017, the Ste Anne Marine Park turns 44, making it the oldest marine park in the country.

To celebrate this important milestone in marine conservation in Seychelles, a series of activities are being organised by the Seychelles National Parks Authority (SNPA) and its partners.

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The Economist World Ocean Summit

Seychelles Blue Bond initiative earns kudos

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Fond Ferdinand, a goldmine to be tapped

During his recent visit to Praslin, President Danny Faure described ‘Le Ravin de Fond Ferdinand’ as a goldmine that can generate revenue for its own upkeep if tapped into correctly.

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Interview with former President James Michel following the launch of the James Michel Foundation

‘Climate change is not a myth, it’s a reality’

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‘Oceans transcend island States’ – President Faure

President Danny Faure underscored the importance of climate change mitigation for the planet at the 28^th Summit of the African Union that ended on Tuesday in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

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Seychelles’ passport most powerful in Africa

Holders of Seychelles’ passport have the most powerful passport in Africa, a 2017 travel ranking reports.

According to the Passportindex.org, Seychellois nationals can visit 96 countries

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Establishing protected areas on the outer islands

Seychelles’ existing protected area system is primarily situated in the inner granitic islands, yet the outer coralline islands make up more than half of the total number of islands within the archipelago. The outer islands contain unique land and marine habitats, and species not found in the inner islands: for example they include 9 of the 20 internationally recognised Important Bird Areas (IBAs) of Seychelles.