AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWildlife: Aldabra’s giant tortoise population has grown to more than 180,000, up from about 1,000 in the late 19th century. The recovery is a conservation success, but climate change, drought and invasive species remain threats. Tourism: Seychelles is heading to WTM London from November 3–5 to promote its destinations and meet travel partners, with Tourism and Culture Minister Amanda Bernstein leading the delegation. Culture and Education: Foreign Minister Barry Faure credited Russia with supporting Seychellois education, vocational training and cultural exchanges, including studies that have helped develop national theatre and cinema. Tourism Awards: Alain St. Ange received a lifetime achievement award at the Africa Tourism Awards, while raising a broader question about how to keep tourism prizes meaningful amid repeat wins. Fashion: Seychelles Fashion Week is building partnerships in China and South Africa to help local designers develop skills and reach international audiences. Adventure: Registration is open for the 2027 Seychelles Nature Trail, a 22-kilometre Mahé race pairing mountain and coastal routes with Creole culture and community activities.
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