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New beach front villas set for Dinarobin Hotel Golf & Spa

New beach front villas set for Dinarobin Hotel Golf & Spa

15 November 2012 Spa News

Offering the height of sophistication in Mauritius, Dinarobin Hotel Golf & Spa has unveiled two brand new beachfront villas, opening this week. Bordered by pure white sands and occupying the most spectacular location on the Le Morne peninsula, the new private four-bedroom retreats are without doubt among the most stylish villas now available on the island.

Seychelles and Mauritius renew cultural exchange pact

Seychelles and Mauritius renew cultural exchange pact

16 August 2012 Press Release Tourism News

Seychelles and Mauritius have signed a Memorandum of Understanding on cultural exchanges after they met at the headquarters of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the presence of Ambassador Maurice Loustau-Lalanne, the Principle Secretary of the Seychelles Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Seychelles-Mauritius working as one for the region

Seychelles-Mauritius working as one for the region

25 June 2012 Press Release Tourism News

The Prime Minister of Mauritius, His Excellency Dr. Navinchandra Ramgoolam, has concluded his State Visit to Seychelles following a departure ceremony, led by Seychelles President James Michel, held at the Seychelles International Airport.

Mauritian Prime Minister plants endemic Coco de Mer

Mauritian Prime Minister plants endemic Coco de Mer

20 June 2012 Press Release Tourism News

The Prime Minister of Mauritius, His Excellency Dr. Navinchandra Ramgoolam, has planted a Coco de Mer tree in the VIP Arboretum tree planting park, during a visit to the National Biodiversity Centre at Barbarons yesterday commemorating his first State Visit to Seychelles.

Seychelles and Mauritius sign landmark treaties

Seychelles and Mauritius sign landmark treaties

15 March 2012 Press Release Tourism News

Seychelles President James Michel and Mauritian Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam have signed two important treaties today, to share the management of the continental shelf of the Mascarene Plateau region. As a result, Seychelles and Mauritius now have joint jurisdiction over an additional area of 396,000 square kilometers.