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Tuesday, March 29, 2011
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Ghana! Have We Got Great Tours 4 You!
Now we know you have heard of Ghana before and perhaps you have never considered visiting it, however now is the time to do just that, visit!
The 'gateway' to West Africa Ghana really has much to offer and much to see and do! From the Northern region with its distinct styles and animal parks to the Volta region with the mighty river reaching down to the majestic beaches and sea, Ghana is a land of contrasts.
Not just gold, cocoa, and shea butter, but rich cultural events, friendly people, wonderful artisans and crafys along with great new hotels and as always wonderful places to see.
If you are considering to visit Ghana this year please do contact us first. We have great tours ongoing now that will bring you that much closer to Ghana!
In closing if you think Ghana is not a safe place to visit, then you would be mistaken! Safe, sound, secure! Ghana!
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The 'gateway' to West Africa Ghana really has much to offer and much to see and do! From the Northern region with its distinct styles and animal parks to the Volta region with the mighty river reaching down to the majestic beaches and sea, Ghana is a land of contrasts.
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Not just gold, cocoa, and shea butter, but rich cultural events, friendly people, wonderful artisans and crafys along with great new hotels and as always wonderful places to see.
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If you are considering to visit Ghana this year please do contact us first. We have great tours ongoing now that will bring you that much closer to Ghana!
In closing if you think Ghana is not a safe place to visit, then you would be mistaken! Safe, sound, secure! Ghana!
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Thursday, March 24, 2011
UniqueOffersSeychelles!LLC Displays Images Of The Islands At Local US Hotel.
"Seychelles Awaits" Now Plan For It!
Kenosha/ Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin, USA - 24th March 2011 -
Raymond St. Ange a partner with UniqueOffersSeychelles!LLC recently approached and was given permission to display images of the Seychelles Islands at a well known local hotel. The hotel operating within the world wide Wyndham Group, is managed and owned by Shazzy Incorporated, owning the Super8 branded property, in a heavily travelled region of the United States.
"This is an ideal area for us to display these wonderful photos which were kindly given to us by the Seychelles Tourism Board," said Raymond, adding, "after speaking with the General Manager, Mr. Parth Shaha, it became clear that his guests are wide and varied with a great number coming from the UK, Italy and Germany as well as from within the USA."
The hotel featuring the displays is located next to state line of Illinois and Wisconsin and within comfortable distance of a major theme park, Great America, and splendid outlet malls to name just a few of the attractions. "With the travel season about to pick up following Spring Break and after summer holidays, now is the prefect opportunity to bring out these displays about the Seychelles".
The images of the Seychelles were last used by UniqueOffersSeychelles! at its "Seychelles Nite" which was held in October 2010, where the new business venture between two Seychelles Tourism Ambassadors, www.uniquescentsations.com, was as well launched!
"To date we have handed out over 2000 'Seychelles Cards' and we see these displays today as just another step in helping to promote the islands to another segment of traveller."
The displays will feauture prominently throught out the hotel property and will be in place for the next few weeks.
Raymond St. Ange is a partner of UniqueOffersSeychelles!LLC a company owned by Mrs. Rosemarie Pothin Ludwig who is as well a Seychelles Tourism Ambassador for South East Wisconsin.
In closing Raymond offered his thanks for the support shown by the Seychelles Tourism Board for providing the promotional items and to the owners of Shazzy Inc., in allowing to the displays on their property.
UniqueOffersSeychelles!LLC also promotes with in country partners services to Ghana and Kenya!
Raymond St. Ange a partner with UniqueOffersSeychelles!LLC recently approached and was given permission to display images of the Seychelles Islands at a well known local hotel. The hotel operating within the world wide Wyndham Group, is managed and owned by Shazzy Incorporated, owning the Super8 branded property, in a heavily travelled region of the United States.
Bridge @ Anse Royale, Mahe, Seychelles
"This is an ideal area for us to display these wonderful photos which were kindly given to us by the Seychelles Tourism Board," said Raymond, adding, "after speaking with the General Manager, Mr. Parth Shaha, it became clear that his guests are wide and varied with a great number coming from the UK, Italy and Germany as well as from within the USA."
The hotel featuring the displays is located next to state line of Illinois and Wisconsin and within comfortable distance of a major theme park, Great America, and splendid outlet malls to name just a few of the attractions. "With the travel season about to pick up following Spring Break and after summer holidays, now is the prefect opportunity to bring out these displays about the Seychelles".
The images of the Seychelles were last used by UniqueOffersSeychelles! at its "Seychelles Nite" which was held in October 2010, where the new business venture between two Seychelles Tourism Ambassadors, www.uniquescentsations.com, was as well launched!
"To date we have handed out over 2000 'Seychelles Cards' and we see these displays today as just another step in helping to promote the islands to another segment of traveller."
The displays will feauture prominently throught out the hotel property and will be in place for the next few weeks.
Raymond St. Ange is a partner of UniqueOffersSeychelles!LLC a company owned by Mrs. Rosemarie Pothin Ludwig who is as well a Seychelles Tourism Ambassador for South East Wisconsin.
In closing Raymond offered his thanks for the support shown by the Seychelles Tourism Board for providing the promotional items and to the owners of Shazzy Inc., in allowing to the displays on their property.
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Seychelles To Assist Gabon With Tourism!
Coming To The Seychelles Islands? Then Consider A Relaxing Day Of Fishing, Swimming, BBQs!
Seychelles has agreed to help the West African country of Gabon with its tourism development.
This agreement was reached in Libreville after talks between Magloire Ngambia, Gabon's Minister for the Economy, Commerce, Industry and Tourism, and Alain St Ange, chief executive of the Seychelles Tourism Board.
Mr St Ange was in the Gabonese capital last week after an invitation forwarded to the government by Annie Blondel, tourism development adviser to President Ali Bongo Ondimba.
Seychelles remains the one country in the African Union (AU) with a successful tourism industry.
"Tourism remains the pillar of our economy, and since the recent restructuring at our tourism board we have embarked on the road to further consolidate our tourism industry and ensure continued growth in visitor arrival numbers," said Mr St Ange.
After lengthy talks in Libreville between Mr St Ange, Mr Ngambia, Mrs Blondel and Amandine Ogouebandja from Gabon's Ministry of the Economy, Commerce, Industry and Tourism, it was agreed to formalise a request to President James Michel – who holds the tourism portfolio – for Seychelles to help Gabon in its bid to set up a tourism industry.
Areas of cooperation will include setting up a Gabon Tourism Board and tourism information offices in Gabon and potential tourist markets, and helping with the structures to set up destination management company training at the Seychelles Tourism Academy for students from Gabon.
The agreement also covers development and production of a leisure and business guide for Gabon, the development of the tourism licensing inspectorates section with training for staff, and launching a campaign to increase the visibility of Gabon as a tourism destination.
It is expected that as soon as the official documentation between the two governments is exchanged, these points will be tackled and technicians from Seychelles will travel to Gabon to help with specific short-term contracts.
Leaving Gabon for Paris enroute to Seychelles, Mr St Ange said he was impressed by his talks with Mr Ngambia.
“He is committed to see Gabon develop its tourism industry and he wants to see it done well," he said.
Gabon is known to have great untapped potential, with mountain retreats, majestic waterfalls, stretches of empty beach and a people wanting to see this new industry developed.
Mr St Ange also said he discussed with the minister the possibility of Gabon sending to the 2012 Seychelles Carnival a cultural delegation comprising a couple of Gabon's indigenous pygmy tribes.
"It is one way to increase visibility for Gabon as Seychelles invites press and television networks from all over the world to cover its unique ‘Carnival of Carnivals’,” he said. (SeyNat)
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This agreement was reached in Libreville after talks between Magloire Ngambia, Gabon's Minister for the Economy, Commerce, Industry and Tourism, and Alain St Ange, chief executive of the Seychelles Tourism Board.
Mr St Ange was in the Gabonese capital last week after an invitation forwarded to the government by Annie Blondel, tourism development adviser to President Ali Bongo Ondimba.
Seychelles remains the one country in the African Union (AU) with a successful tourism industry.
"Tourism remains the pillar of our economy, and since the recent restructuring at our tourism board we have embarked on the road to further consolidate our tourism industry and ensure continued growth in visitor arrival numbers," said Mr St Ange.
After lengthy talks in Libreville between Mr St Ange, Mr Ngambia, Mrs Blondel and Amandine Ogouebandja from Gabon's Ministry of the Economy, Commerce, Industry and Tourism, it was agreed to formalise a request to President James Michel – who holds the tourism portfolio – for Seychelles to help Gabon in its bid to set up a tourism industry.
Areas of cooperation will include setting up a Gabon Tourism Board and tourism information offices in Gabon and potential tourist markets, and helping with the structures to set up destination management company training at the Seychelles Tourism Academy for students from Gabon.
The agreement also covers development and production of a leisure and business guide for Gabon, the development of the tourism licensing inspectorates section with training for staff, and launching a campaign to increase the visibility of Gabon as a tourism destination.
It is expected that as soon as the official documentation between the two governments is exchanged, these points will be tackled and technicians from Seychelles will travel to Gabon to help with specific short-term contracts.
Leaving Gabon for Paris enroute to Seychelles, Mr St Ange said he was impressed by his talks with Mr Ngambia.
“He is committed to see Gabon develop its tourism industry and he wants to see it done well," he said.
Gabon is known to have great untapped potential, with mountain retreats, majestic waterfalls, stretches of empty beach and a people wanting to see this new industry developed.
Mr St Ange also said he discussed with the minister the possibility of Gabon sending to the 2012 Seychelles Carnival a cultural delegation comprising a couple of Gabon's indigenous pygmy tribes.
"It is one way to increase visibility for Gabon as Seychelles invites press and television networks from all over the world to cover its unique ‘Carnival of Carnivals’,” he said. (SeyNat)
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Tuesday, March 22, 2011
World Connect - Japan. Update
Update - Services & Tours To Japan
"Following the natural disasters which struck we are not able at this time to be offering unique tours and travel services into Japan proper. Our tours will be back on line as soon as possible. In the meantime should there be a need for travel out of the country please do contact us. As well we are offering where we can support in translation services where and when needed. We thank you for your understanding. We extend again our heartfelt condolences to all families who in one way or another have been affected."
Hitoshi Shiraga
CEO World Connect
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Sunday, March 20, 2011
A Wedding In Paradise? Why Not?
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If you are planning on a 'unique' wedding as you both begin your life's journey together then you need to consider having this in the Seychelles Islands.
The Setting! A lovely quiet corner on an island beach located next to a vanilla plantation. Set among the Takamaka trees and other tropical foliage, a white sandy beach, gentle surf, a musician in the background, your backdrop, giant granite boulders 60 million years of age, all adds to what will be a very special day indeed, with memories lingering on for eternity.
You will be surprised to learn that this ceremony need not break the 'bank' and that your dream wedding, in a dreamy and romantic atmosphere can be yours.
For more information contact us today or visit our website at the link above to start.
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Friday, March 18, 2011
Go Ghana!
We would love to have you visit beautiful Ghana! With 'reps' in country to make your visit that more enjoyable Ghana is a "must visit" country and destination! If you have been then wonderful! If not? Then consider. Just drop us a line and we can get in touch with you about what is on offer in Ghana!
Our next update: - How The Wine Tasting Event In Westlands In Nairobi Kenya Went?
Friday, March 11, 2011
Big Carnaval Farewell!
Minister Shamlaye Congratulates Seychelles Tourism Board
Speaking at the closing ceremony on Sunday evening, he said the STB’s hard work was one of the reasons the weekend’s event was such a big success.
“The carnival’s success was hugely because of the Seychellois public, who have come to town in large numbers,” he said.
The ceremony was held in the Stad Popiler car park in the presence of Zimbabwean high officials and hundreds of happy carnival-goers.
Mr Shamlaye said the Creole Festival – held annually in October – will take place as usual this year despite the Carnaval International de Victoria being held.
He explained that both the organising committees have been working together to make the whole event a success.
Meanwhile, STB chief executive Alain St Ange said the event was successful, although there are many areas his organisation plans to improve for next year – making it a better experience for all those attending.
Also during the closing ceremony, the best floats in Saturday’s procession were rewarded for all their efforts.
The contestants were separated into two groups – international and local floats for adults – and there was a further prize for schools.
The organising committee judged the entries on the costumes they wore and their choreography, among other criteria.
It came as no surprise that the Notting Hill Carnival team from London won first prize for the best international float, followed by Indonesia and Zimbabwe in second and third places.
Mason’s Travel, with their colourful float proudly boasting the company colours, came first in the local category followed by the Jj Spirit Foundation and Indian Ocean Tuna.
Winners in the international category were all given trophies, while in the local contest they won cash prizes ranging from R5,000 to R15,000.
The Seychelles Tourism Academy won R15,000 in the schools competition, and the University of Seychelles came second to win R10,000.
The carnival’s organisers also chose the closing ceremony to hold the lottery draw.
Bianca Stanmyer from the Reef Estate won the star prize – a Hyundai i10 car – while F Tirant is now R50,000 richer after winning the first prize while Florida Richard from Copolia won the second prize of R25,000.
Mr St Ange gave all those gathered a rendezvous for March next year when the second Carnaval International de Victoria will be held. (Seychelles Nation)
From Destinations! We add again our CONGRATULATIONS for a job well done to all!
Speaking at the closing ceremony on Sunday evening, he said the STB’s hard work was one of the reasons the weekend’s event was such a big success.
“The carnival’s success was hugely because of the Seychellois public, who have come to town in large numbers,” he said.
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The ceremony was held in the Stad Popiler car park in the presence of Zimbabwean high officials and hundreds of happy carnival-goers.
Mr Shamlaye said the Creole Festival – held annually in October – will take place as usual this year despite the Carnaval International de Victoria being held.
He explained that both the organising committees have been working together to make the whole event a success.
Meanwhile, STB chief executive Alain St Ange said the event was successful, although there are many areas his organisation plans to improve for next year – making it a better experience for all those attending.
Also during the closing ceremony, the best floats in Saturday’s procession were rewarded for all their efforts.
The contestants were separated into two groups – international and local floats for adults – and there was a further prize for schools.
The organising committee judged the entries on the costumes they wore and their choreography, among other criteria.
It came as no surprise that the Notting Hill Carnival team from London won first prize for the best international float, followed by Indonesia and Zimbabwe in second and third places.
Mason’s Travel, with their colourful float proudly boasting the company colours, came first in the local category followed by the Jj Spirit Foundation and Indian Ocean Tuna.
Winners in the international category were all given trophies, while in the local contest they won cash prizes ranging from R5,000 to R15,000.
The Seychelles Tourism Academy won R15,000 in the schools competition, and the University of Seychelles came second to win R10,000.
The carnival’s organisers also chose the closing ceremony to hold the lottery draw.
Bianca Stanmyer from the Reef Estate won the star prize – a Hyundai i10 car – while F Tirant is now R50,000 richer after winning the first prize while Florida Richard from Copolia won the second prize of R25,000.
Mr St Ange gave all those gathered a rendezvous for March next year when the second Carnaval International de Victoria will be held. (Seychelles Nation)
From Destinations! We add again our CONGRATULATIONS for a job well done to all!
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Welcome Aboard To Yukie!
Lots and lots happening in the month of March! In the Seychelles they are about to launch a great celebration, a wonderful Carnaval which officially begins on the 4th of March. In Ghana we have great tours ongoing with our partners Green Day Travels, and in Kenya well BigFoot Immersions continues its daily excursions into Nakuru and beyond. So lots of updates to appear shortly! Before we forget - Bon Voyage to our partner with UniqueScentsations, Karen, who as a Seychelles Tourism Ambassador, is on her way back to the islands and is expected to land tomorrow morning on the 2nd of March! Have fun Karen!
Its now my pleasure to update one and all to the arrival of Ms. Yukie Stauffer who joins us as our latest travel rep. Yukie originally from the sunny side of Japan will be based in Colorado Springs, Colorado in the USA. Yukie brings with her a wealth of knowledge and energy and as she is excited to be here so to are we that she has climbed aboard!
Yukie's focus and drive will be to promote travel to and from Japan linking up with our partners 'World Connect Inc' which is based in Japan, and as well offering clients the opportunity as well to experience other 'unique' destinations - our UniqueOffers Seychelles, UniqueOffers Ghana, and UniqueOffers Kenya, products and services!
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