Vanilla Islands? Never heard of those? Read on to find out more …

HIGH EXPOSURE AT TOP RESA
The Vanilla Islands’ presence at the Top Resa event will increase exposure of the Indian Ocean. Two magazines, targeted communication and high-level events will contribute towards the development of the French market.

FIFTH EDITION OF CONSUMER MAGAZINE
The launch of the fifth edition of the consumer magazine for the Vanilla Islands corresponds with the launch of the Top Resa event. This publication will soon be available in the regional tourist offices to improve knowledge of products and services.

A SPECIAL ISSUE FOR TRAVEL AGENTS
The French market remains the most important market for all of the Vanilla Islands.
The publication of a special issue devoted to the Indian Ocean islands, and broadcast by the newspaper ‘Le Quotidien du Tourisme’, contributes to the area’s publicity.
With travel agents being the main target reader and a circulation of 6,000 copies, this publication, which presents each island and their main attractions, will increase awareness of these destinations.

THE VOICE OF THE ISLANDS
As a prelude to the COP21 meeting on sustainable development, during a press conference, the Indian Ocean islands pointed out that these territories are the first line of defence against climate change.
Thus, sustainable development is not a marketing slogan but a way of life.
Proposals are also made as a contribution at the climate conference.

The Vanilla Islands are the tourism promotion grouping of the Indian Ocean islands

Comoros, Madagascar, Maldives, Mauritius, Mayotte, Reunion island and Seychelles.

http://www.vanilla-islands.org

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