The Madagascar Civil Aviation Authority has therefore notfied airlines entitled to fly to Nosy Be Island that Fascène airport will be open again on that date, and specifes that all passengers will be required to have a return ticket. Further conditions for travelling and staying there will be announced later.
In this context, preparations for tourists returning to the Perfume Island are in full swing. For its part, the Madagascar National Tourism Board (ONTM) has developed special health protocols for tourism professions, on behalf of the Ministry of Transport, Tourism and Meteorology (MTTM) and in partnership with the Madagascar Tourism Confederation (CTM). To help tourism sector managers and staff optimize learning these special preventive measures, a series of educational TV commercials has been shot for each profession, with content derived from the fundamental principles of health protocols.
The island of Nosy Be lies o Madagascar’s north-west coast, 30 km from the mainland. It is well-known for its national parks, both on land (where you can see the famous endemic lemurs) and at sea (with outstanding diving spots); and for the scent of ylang-ylang that has earned it the Perfume Island nickname.
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Luksusowy kwartalnik turystyczno-podróżniczy. Od 2004 roku opisujemy miejsca, do których warto lecieć dłużej niż na weekend, i ludzi, którzy je prowadzą.
