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22Jun

Mauritius is a haven for banking sector

According to a recent article in Bloomberg “Mauritian banks are becoming beacons of growth and stability in sub-Saharan Africa”. Find out more.

20Jun

Air Mauritius celebrates 50 years of its glorious history

Regular followers of Air Mauritius will know that this is a very special year for us as we celebrate our 50th anniversary! Read more.

15Jun

Invest Mauritius: A business brand built for the future

Invest Mauritius has set out a plan to “bring together all stakeholders in Mauritian society towards the goal of strengthening the global Mauritian business brand”. Find out more.

13Jun

Air Mauritius all women crew makes history!

On the eve of its 50 years anniversary, Air Mauritius made history by flying an all-women crew flight from Mauritius to Pierrefonds in Reunion Island and back.

6Jun

How Sega got its groove back

Sega is intrinsically associated with Mauritius but it’s only recently that it’s begun to be celebrated again on the island. Find out more.

2Jun

Mauritius: Excellent for dancing and diving

Sometimes it’s the simple things that matter the most. A recent article in The Economic Times on Mauritius highlights dancing and diving as two of the best things to do on the island.

31May

The Magic of Mauritius

The Statesman sums up Mauritius as ‘the holy trinity of sun, sand and surf’ but also pointed out there’s a lot more magic to the island as a whole.

26May

How Mauritian rum is taking over the world

Mauritius is well placed to make a major impact on the international drinks market with its unique varieties and flavours of rum. Find out more.

24May

Mauritius features at Earth Optimism Summit

Mauritius featured at the Earth Optimism Summit in Washington, D.C. last month where the island’s development of positive first steps towards sustainable fisheries was discussed.

18May

The world’s best photo safari?

‘Photo safari’ seems like an unusual concept but with all the photographic opportunities in Mauritius it’s not surprising CNN chose the island for its article ‘World’s most stunning photo safari? Bringing Mauritius into focus’.