AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoAldabra Conservation: A new survey estimates nearly 183,000 giant tortoises live on Aldabra Atoll, the world’s largest wild population. The species recovered from fewer than 1,000, but researchers warn that climate change and other threats remain. Creole Culture: Seychelles’ Creole Festival runs through October 31, with extra Saturday bazaars offering local food, crafts, music and games to visitors. Outer-Island Cruises: A new 12-day Aqua Lares itinerary from Mahé explores remote Seychelles islands and coastal Tanzania, bringing small-group travel to the archipelago’s wilder reaches. Sustainable Tourism: Seychelles is emphasizing careful management of natural resources, which underpin tourism and fisheries, as it pursues sustainable growth. Island Stays: A new hotel guide spotlights Mahé’s Mango House, where guests can book suites with private plunge pools and arrange boat trips, island excursions and visits to Victoria.
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