The police are advising members of the public that Marcus Garvey Drive, in the vicinity of the Tinson Pen Aerodrome, in Kingston is impassable due to heavy rainfall. Motorists are being asked to exercise caution while traversing this...

Government has trained some tourism operators at Likoma Island on snorkeling and diving to help boost tourism on the island district. Assistant Tourism Officer for Likoma, Joyce Storey said snorkeling and diving courses can help in boosting tourism sector in Likoma district. The two week course was held in Monkey Bay where some youths from […] The post Govt trains tourism operators on snorkeling, diving courses appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Development partners yesterday hailed President Dr Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera and his administration for the sound economic policies which they say have fixed the economy and the country. This comes after President Dr Chakwera asked Malawians to tighten their belts as his administration turned around the economy battered by years of corruption, looting and plunder of […] The post Malawi’s journey of managing debt with hope for economic growth appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Absence of a National Inclusive Education Policy is among many challenges contributing towards low access to education by girls and children with disabilities in Malawi, the Civil Society Education Coalition (CSEC) has observed. The coalition, therefore, engaged members of Parliamentary committees on education and social welfare, urging them to exercise their oversight function to demand […] The post CSEC lobbies parliamentarians to push for inclusive education policy appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The country’s state broadcaster, Malawi Broadcasting Corporation (MBC) and Malawi Judiciary have entered into partnership which will give opportunity to MBC radio as well as Television to start airing judicial matters programmes by creating a platform where the public will be able to access information regarding on how the judiciary works through special 30 minutes […] The post MBC, Judiciary sign MoU to provide information to the public on judicial issues  appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

In an effort aimed at improving operations in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) department, a UK-based charitable organization, Thandizo, in conjunction with Pashelo Trust, have made a donation of surgical instruments amounting to K200 million to Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital (QECH) in Blantyre. Speaking during the official hand-over ceremony of the medical items which includes;  […] The post UK based charitable organization donate surgical instruments to QECH appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

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Seychelles' tourism authorities are optimistic about the first direct and non-stop charter flight operated by Sichuan Airlines, from Chengdu Province in China due in November. The principal secretary for tourism, Sherin Francis, said that they expect an increase in the number of visitors from the destination, while speaking to reporters after an introduction to the Chengdu event at the Chinese Embassy on Friday. The event was held to show local businesses and tourism operatives in Seychelles what kind of opportunities are available in the Chinese Province. Francis said, «The direct flights will boost tourism arrivals from China and will help us diversify our markets as we have to reduce our dependence on our traditional markets.» The Seychelles' economy is heavily reliant on tourism, with most of its visitors coming from European countries. According to figures from the National Bureau of Statistics on September 15, a total of 2,035 visitors from China visited Seychelles in 2024, an increase of 87 percent compared to the same time last year. Chengdu, the vibrant capital of Sichuan province in China, is a major economic and transportation hub, making it an ideal departure point for Chinese visitors eager to explore Seychelles, an archipelago in the western Indian Ocean. Francis explained that the new chartered flights will benefit the country since «we did well in the number of visitors from China when we had direct flights between the two countries. In the years when we did not have direct flights we found it hard to bring in visitors from China, even though we had many promotions going on,» she added. The principal secretary explained that this was due to travellers having to go through different hubs before landing in Seychelles. In addition to boosting tourism, the new connection is also expected to open new avenues for exchanges, business and investments between the two countries and encourage more Seychellois to visit China. Francis revealed that many agents are working with her department to offer packages to those wishing to visit Chengdu. 

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German airline, Condor, and Swiss leisure and charter airline, Edelweiss Air, resumed their operations to Seychelles on September 21 and 22 respectively. In a press communique on Saturday, Tourism Seychelles, the marketing branch of the Department of Tourism, announced the return of the airlines and two others, connecting the island nation to key European markets. Russian airline, Aeroflot, will make its return as of October 2 with two flights per week while Turkish Airlines is set to make its much-anticipated return to Seychelles on October 28 with four rotations per week. «The return of these carriers signals a significant boost for the tourism industry, offering tourists a wider range of convenient flight options to reach the islands,» said Tourism Seychelles. Tourism Seychelles said these resumed flights will provide a crucial link between Seychelles and vital European hubs, making the islands more accessible to travellers from around the world. Earlier this year, the organisation announced the first direct, non-stop charter flight between Seychelles and Chengdu, China, operated by Sichuan Airlines. This new route is set to begin operations in the last quarter of 2024, further extending Seychelles' global footprint and tapping into the vast Chinese travel market. Bernadette Willemin, director general for Destination Marketing at Tourism Seychelles, said Tourism Seychelles is actively negotiating with additional airline partners as part of its long-term strategy to enhance the accessibility of the islands. «We are thrilled to welcome back these key airline partners. As a small island nation dependent on tourism, this development is expected to invigorate the nation's tourism industry by increasing the influx of visitors. The increased connectivity will enable more travellers from across the globe to discover the unique experiences our islands have to offer. We look forward to seeing a positive impact on our tourism sector as these flights resume,» she said. With a continued focus on improving accessibility, Tourism Seychelles said it remains dedicated to fostering collaborations with both current and potential airline partners. These efforts not only serve to increase flight options but also ensure that Seychelles is well-positioned to attract a diverse array of international visitors. As Seychelles gears up for an influx of travellers, the return of these international airlines and the introduction of new routes demonstrate the islands' resilience and commitment to remaining a top global travel destination, said the statement. Tourism is the top contributor to the economy of Seychelles, a group of 115 islands in the western Indian Ocean.

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