How to be a Local: Tips & Tricks to Immerse Yourself in Mauritian Culture
A holiday is definitely a time to relax and rejuvenate, but traveling also provides you with the incredible opportunity to immerse yourself in local culture and gain insight into how other people experience daily life. There is no better place
How To Travel Safely in 2021: Our Top COVID-19 Travel Tips
It’s simply heart breaking to hear that on top of the reports of dead fish, crabs and seabirds fighting for their lives in the wake of the oil spillage from the Japanese cargo ship, Wakashio.
Mauritius opens up for tourists
We are excited to welcome you to the beautiful island of Mauritius! These protocols have been established to help you plan a holiday to the island, which will be opening in phases during 2021
Seychelles opens up to the world
The Indian Ocean island destination has announced that it will be welcoming visitors from across the globe, irrespective of their vaccination status, as from March 25, 2021. Visitors from South Africa will still not be permitted to enter Seychelles for
Vintage Mauritius – Through the Ages
I was introduced to award-winning fine art photographer, Chris Simpson, by Toto Ghoorah, the then manager of the Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority (MTPA) UK in 1998. It was the year that Susie Freeman Travel was born, so I commissioned him
Mauritius has not yet opened its borders
The Mauritian government does not wish to open its frontier so soon in order to avoid new imported cases of Covid-19. Is this explanation justifiable?
Prime Minister announces reopening of borders
The Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth announced a phased reopening of Mauritian borders for international travel. Repatriation of Mauritian nationals will continue until the end of September.
How does the Mauritius oil spill affect your holiday?
With the recent Mauritius oil spill from the Japanese cargo ship, Wakashio, in the news, you may well be wondering how this will affect your holiday plans.
Save Mauritius’ Wildlife
It’s simply heart breaking to hear that on top of the reports of dead fish, crabs and seabirds fighting for their lives in the wake of the oil spillage from the Japanese cargo ship, Wakashio.
The Wakashio Grounding And Oil Leak: Update
There are multiple skimming operations already in place that are doing their part in skimming the oil spillage. The Prime Minister, Pravind Jugnauth, has ensured that measures are being taken to secure the vessel’s remaining 800 metric tons of oil.