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Rules to follow whilst on holiday

Holidays are the ultimate time to relax. During this restful period, we make the most of all sorts of activities. It is a time of celebration when we are more lenient and tolerant of our usual way of life. For ...

Spanish influences and similarities in Madagascar.

Spain is a country whose culture is deeply rooted in the global heritage, whether through its automotive industry, energy sector, banking sector, engineering expertise, or intangible elements such as its language, way of life and culinary arts. The country has ...

Madagascar and its weather

From north to south, more than 1,600 km separate the two ends of the island of Madagascar. Over this distance, the island's landscape varies and its climate changes with it. Madagascar is an island of nearly 587,000 km² covered with ...

The most frequent tourists in Madagascar

Since the days of its monarchy, Madagascar has welcomed visitors from all corners of the globe. Europeans, Asians, Africans – many have set foot on Malagasy soil in search of social advancement, a new way of life, fame, adventure, or ...

Jean François Laborde, an epic man.

A central figure in the historical ties between Madagascar and France, Jean Laborde was an important man in Madagascar's development. His full name was Jean François Labore, and he was a man of many talents, leaving traces of his work ...