AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoIndian Ocean Travel: Azamara’s 2028–29 schedule will bring its Onward ship back to the Indian Ocean, with Mauritius among the Vanilla Islands on itineraries offering longer stays to explore local culture. Digital Learning: Mauritius Telecom and AWS have launched a free portal with 16 digital and AI courses, part of the national goal to train 50,000 people. Hindu Communities: The Hindu Diaspora Foundation says it is building links with communities in Mauritius and other countries through collaboration and social service. Diwali: Global celebrations are putting the festival in the travel spotlight, while raising questions about how tourism can share its cultural meaning without reducing it to a commercial attraction. Island Holidays: A recent account of villa stays highlights self-catering, local food and the freedom to explore different parts of Mauritius. Heritage: A look at the Chagos Islands revisits the forced displacement of Chagossians and the culture and way of life they have fought to preserve; other commentary calls for shared stewardship of Aapravasi Ghat and recognition of the resilience of indentured labourers.
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