Seychelles: Despite $8 Million in Covid-Tourism Losses, Blue Safari Seychelles Continues Conservations Programmes

Blue Safari Seychelles in partnership with Island Conservation Society (ICS) and Islands Development Company (IDC) is continuing to run programmes to protect ecosystems on four of Seychelles' outer islands despite huge financial difficulties due to a reduction in tourism arrivals because of COVID-19.

Blue Safari Seychelles is a concept introduced in the island nation in 2018 which offers a first-hand discovery of Astove, Cosmoledo, Amirantes, and Alphonse - four of Seychelles' atolls -- through experiential travel. Through its activities, the company engages visitors in conservation activities, getting them involved in contributing to the protection of these islands' ecosystems.

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