Last year, the very first beach in Seychelles to have received the white flag was Beau Vallon beach which quite popular among tourists. The white flag is the symbol of a clean beach. One that has been physically cleared of all plastic, polythene and other pollutants. Kristijan Curavic, the President of the Ocean Alliance Conservation Member, upon a discussion with President Danny Faure announced that Seychelles hopes to obtain the White Flag certification for 40-80 beaches.
This means that citizens and even tourists accommodated at many a beachside resort in Seychelles, the likes of Avani Barbarons Seychelles Resort will have to help keep the cleanliness of beaches by not littering. Curavic further stated that the certification of Beau Vallon beach was just the beginning of the project and that much improvements are in store to take place.
Singapore's rich culture unfolded in all its vibrancy during the recent Hari Raya Puasa, also…
Calling all documentary enthusiasts, cinephiles, and truth-seekers! The wait is over – the largest documentary…
The annual Cambodian festival, Bon Om Touk, commonly known as the Water Festival, is approaching,…
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) announced Chonburi province as the newest destination to be…
On 4th April 2024, China observed the Qingming Festival, one of the most significant traditional…
In a move designed to stimulate tourism and attract a surge of visitors from India,…