Tourism Seychelles has successfully concluded a strategic media briefing in Johannesburg, South Africa, where Principal ...

Many in Seychelles and leaders in the global travel and tourism industry hope Dr. Alain St. Ange will win his upcoming election and become the new head of state of this island country in the Indian ...

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FREDERICTON - An Acadian leader in New Brunswick says little progress has been made in providing bilingual services in the province’s nursing homes. Nicole Arsenau-Sluyter, president of the ...

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Although they admit that Anse Volbert isn't the prettiest of Seychelles' beaches, travelers say that the soft sand and shallow water are ideal conditions for those traveling with children.

The vast majority of Chinese provinces have already slashed their consumer price index (CPI) targets to about 2 per cent for 2025 – markedly down from last year’s norm of 3 per cent.