HOSPITALITY, MANAGEMENT, RESTAURANTS

THE BEST RESTAURANTS IN MAURITIUS BY TRIP ADVISOR Comments Off on THE BEST RESTAURANTS IN MAURITIUS BY TRIP ADVISOR 1790

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There is nothing worst getting to a trendy restaurant ordering a recommended local dish and discovering how awful the food or service and worst how warm that drink served to you was!

Well, we believe that the best recommendations are Trip Advisors reviews which comes from those who actually have travelled and have tested and rated those local restaurants, their food and services.

Trip Advisor is by far the best place to review any restaurants and holiday destination. Any travel, tourism or hospitality business must be listed on Trip Advisor and also must be aware of what their customers share in regards to their experience at your venue. In the case of any bad experience and review by one of your customers, this is the place to head and check if truly your clients are rating your restaurant and your food to the 3,4,5 stars it really deserves. Here is a the Best Restaurants Reviews in Mauritius & Rodrigues. To discover and read all the Mauritius restaurants reviews. Click here.

Last year, Mauritius made headline on CNN travel site, and we invite you to discover their Mauritius Food documentary and blog post title Mauritius, the island where food is everywhere. We invite you to view their documentary and read their travel blog. Click here.

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MAURITIUS INTRODUCES PREMIUM TRAVEL VISA FOR LONG STAYS Comments Off on MAURITIUS INTRODUCES PREMIUM TRAVEL VISA FOR LONG STAYS 1142

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Mauritius, one of the most beautiful islands in the world, has introduced a Premium Travel Visa, valid for a period of one year, renewable, to welcome esteemed travellers seeking to prolong their feeling of wellness arising from the gorgeous turquoise blue sea with silky sand beaches, tropical lagoons, the lush greens, the warmth and friendliness of locals, all in a COVID-safe destination.

The experience of natural beauty and balanced lifestyle that could only be encountered on a rare holiday has now been made available under the Premium Travel Visa to any non-citizen who intends to stay in Mauritius for a maximum period of one year as a tourist, retiree or a professional willing to come with his/her family and carry out his business or work remotely from Mauritius.

To qualify for the Premium Visa, interested visitors should produce proof of their long stay plans and sufficient travel and health insurance for the initial period of stay while meeting the following criteria:

  • the applicants should not enter the Mauritius Labour Market;
  • the main place of business and source of income and profits should be outside Mauritius;
  • documentary evidence to support application such as purpose of visit, accommodation etc.; and
  • other basic immigration requirements.

An online platform for the e-Visa application will be available shortly.

We invite you to come and live with us in Mauritius.

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HOSPITALITY SENTIMENT SURVEY 2020 – DELOITTE Comments Off on HOSPITALITY SENTIMENT SURVEY 2020 – DELOITTE 1126

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The COVID-19 outbreak brought the world to a standstill, and the hospitality sector is one of the hardest hit economic sectors, mainly due to the introduction of travel restrictions. In Mauritius, the hospitality sector represents a fair share of the economy and one of many forecasts made about the impacts of the pandemic is a contraction of 20 percent, which will span over the next three to five years.

The sanitary crisis has also other unquantifiable impacts on the tourism sector including the loss of livelihoods of locals, loan repayment commitment of impacted businesses, low to no occupancy rates of hotels that may lead to temporary or permanent closure, and cash flow issues.

In the face of these hardships, the Government has come forward with certain supporting measures such as the extended Wage Assistance Scheme for tourism sector, prolonged loan moratoriums and low interest rates, the waiver of the rental payment of state lands for the upcoming financial year to tide over the liquidity issues. The Mauritius Investment Corporation (MIC) has also been set up to propose investments in eligible companies through different investment tools including both equity and quasi-equity instruments. 

The Deloitte Hospitality Survey report provides the market sentiment of the leaders from the major hotels, resorts, villas, and business hotels in Mauritius on the budgetary measures, the current challenges, key focus areas, and the way forward for hospitality industry in the current and post-COVID times. Whilst the report conveys what people shared during the survey, it also provides Deloitte’s point of view based on our global and industry expertise.

DOWNLOAD SURVEY – CLICK HERE.

Source – https://www2.deloitte.com/mu/en/pages/life-sciences-and-healthcare/articles/hospitality-sentiment-survey-covid19.html