Madagascar is a popular tourist destination. Lovers of tourism from all over the world dream of visiting and revisiting it. As it is an island, sea and air are the only ways to get there. The latter is, of course, ideal for tourists. It's just as important to know which airlines connect where you're from and where you want to go, as it is to know which hotels you want to stay in.
Madagascar is served by several airlines, both local and foreign.
Antananarivo, Madagascar - In an unprecedented move to promote the talent and ingenuity of local craftspeople, Madagascar is preparing to host the first edition of the International Handicraft Fair Madagascar (IHM). Announced by Joël Randriamandranto, the Minister of Tourism and Handicrafts, at a press conference on 13 February, this event marks a major turning point in the promotion of Madagascan handicrafts on the world stage.
As part of our ongoing commitment to environmental sustainability and conservation, Vivy Travel Madagascar was honoured to participate in the reforestation event organised by ORTANA, which took place yesterday (8 February 2024) on the Andavabatomaizina course in Angavokely. This initiative represents an important step in our efforts to actively contribute to the preservation of biodiversity and the fight against climate change in Madagascar.
Antananarivo, 4 February - In a proactive move to prevent the emergence of cholera in the Boeny region, the local authorities have decided to temporarily suspend air and sea links with Mayotte and the Comoros. This decision follows the confirmation of cholera cases in the Comoros and the announcement of cholera-related deaths, along with the presence of the disease in a number of East African countries, including Mozambique.
