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Officers of the Policy Development, Research, Monitoring and Evaluation section are responsible for ensuring that tourism administrative matters that come before the Ministry are properly managed and the portfolio well-coordinated. Officers will ensure that the required researches and surveys are undertaken and develop policies that are forward-looking and based on government’s priorities whilst constantly re-evaluating the sector’s policies so as to produce ones that deal with emerging problems.

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Boat Charter Policy 2019

Accomodation policy (Revised February 2019)

New Policy – Diving

New Policy – Tour Guide

New Policy – Tour Operator

Restaurant – Approved Dec. 2012

Yachting Policy – CabinetApproved25Nov2008

Policy on motorized water sports activities final

Vertical Integration Policy – 01 06 2018

Carrying Capacity Study Stakeholder Presentation by STI- Mahe

Kenya: Kenya to Reopen Its Airspace Despite Increasing COVID-19 Cases 4th July 2020
[East African] Kenya is set to reopen its airspace for domestic flights, allow religious gatherings and inter-county tourism and travel in a bid to salvage its battered economy, even as the number of Covid-19 infections continue to rise sharply.
Rwanda: Why COVID-19 Numbers Earned Rwanda Slot On EU's 'Safe' List 4th July 2020
[East African] Burundi's new President Evariste Ndayishimiye has got good political instincts, after all. He has declared that Covid-19 is the country's "biggest enemy". It was a huge change from his predecessor Pierre Nkurunziza, who died suddenly last month weeks before he was due to step down.
South Africa: As South Africa Eases Lockdown, Eco-Tourism Community Fears for Future 3rd July 2020
[Thomson Reuters Foundation] If visitors do not return to the Makuleke Concession in the Kruger National Park this year, community members warn they will lose the gains they have made in recent years
Nigeria: Flights Resumption - No More VIP Consideration At Airports - Sirika 3rd July 2020
[Daily Trust] Lagos -- Minister of Aviation Senator Hadi Sirika last night said as flights resume on Monday, aides of VIP passengers would henceforth be stopped from accessing the terminal.
Somalia: Somalia to Resume Domestic Flights Next Week 3rd July 2020
[Dalsan Radio] The Somali government announced on Thursday that domestic flights which were suspended due to COVID-19 will resume operations from next Sunday.
Kenya: KWS Chops Park Entrance Fee in Bid to Lure Local, Foreign Visitors 3rd July 2020
[Nation] The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has reviewed its park entry fee downwards for both Kenyans and international visitors. The move is aimed at resuscitating the tourism sector, which has been badly hit by travel restrictions both local and international.
Somalia: Somalia to Restart Domestic Flights Next Week 3rd July 2020
[Shabelle] Domestic flights in Somalia are set to resume on 5th July, in line with the partial easing of lockdown restrictions in parts of the country.

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Seychelles Ministry of Tourism Civil Aviation Ports and Marine Tourism Department

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Seychelles participates in the 63rd Commission for Africa virtual meeting

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