When travelling to Madagascar, one immediately thinks of its lemurs, turquoise beaches, and baobab trees representing its unique flora. This unique combination is home to just over a hundred endemic bird species. They are spread across the entire island. Others ...

Wine arrived in Madagascar in the 19th century with Jean Laborde, who, under the orders of Queen Ranavalona I, was responsible for maintaining Madagascar's artillery and developing its industry. Since then, wine has become a common and beloved drink. Red, ...

Madagascar is an island known for the lemurs that live there and for its unique wildlife. The red island, celebrated for the warmth of its inhabitants and the originality of its lands, has unusual resources spread throughout the island. They ...

Everywhere on vacation, we drink our favorite cocktails and eat our favorite snacks in search of rest, calm, and tranquility: skiing, at the beach, in the mountains, outdoors. These are special moments when we indulge in our current leisure activities ...

Tourism is a major industry in Madagascar, creating nearly 70,000 jobs and accounting for nearly 13% of the country's GDP. The sector contributes to the country's positive development and enjoys a positive image among the population. The travel industry works ...