Paradise kept: How Seychelles is restricting hotels to boost its environment and economy

Michael Holder
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Alain St Ange, Minister of Tourism and Culture, explains how sustainable tourism and fishing is boosting both small businesses and the environment

Turquoise seas lapping on pristine beaches amid palm trees and tropical sunshine - the 115 islands that make up the Seychelles are a highly-coveted holiday destination and a paradise to cherish, but also...

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