The Vanilla Islands Organisation (VIO) of the
Indian Ocean made a significant step forward with the signing of a Memorandum
of Understanding with Air Madagascar
in the wake of the Organisation's Ministerial summit meeting held on 10th
September in the Island
of La Reunion .
The MOU, which strengthens and opens up the air connectivity between the member island states, was signed by theSeychelles
Minister Alain St.Ange, the sitting President of VIO and the Air Madagascar
CEO, Hughes Ratsiferana.
This significant development paves the way for one of the Vanilla Islands Organisation’s key objectives and main marketing strategies of opening up theIndian Ocean
region to the world by increasing air access and better link the member states.
This is crucial to the development of twin and multi center holidays.
It is expected that more regional airlines such as Air Austral, AirMauritius
and Air Seychelles
will be joining the Vanilla Islands Organisation in this partnership to further
its aims and raison d’etre and increase exposure of the region in win-win
cooperation. The President of the Vanilla
Islands said that
airlines providing air link to the region were also invited to also be part of
this drive in the latest tourism destination and to be part of the spirit of
courage and imagination driving the Vanilla Islands Group.
The MOU, which strengthens and opens up the air connectivity between the member island states, was signed by the
This significant development paves the way for one of the Vanilla Islands Organisation’s key objectives and main marketing strategies of opening up the
It is expected that more regional airlines such as Air Austral, Air