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Mauritius Tourism Sets Sights on Indian Growth Beyond the Beaches

At OTM 2026 in Mumbai, Mauritius unveiled an ambitious tourism plan aimed at India's emerging cities, emphasizing unique cultural and adventure offerings beyond its stunning beaches. Travellers from India can expect more tailored experiences and easier access to this exciting island destination.
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Experience Mauritius Heritage: Free Monument Tours This April

Mark your calendar: on April 18 and 19, Mauritius opens many of its heritage monuments to the public. Visitors can enjoy free entry and guided tours—a unique chance to explore the island’s cultural treasures beyond the beaches.
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Annual Salon de Mai Art Show in Mauritius Cancelled

Mauritius’ much-loved Salon de Mai art show will not take place this year, disappointing both locals and visitors interested in the vibrant local art scene. Travellers are encouraged to seek out alternative cultural experiences while on the island.
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How Mauritius Prepares for the Colorful Maha Shivratree Festival

Mauritius is making extensive security and traffic preparations for Maha Shivratree, the nation's iconic Hindu festival. If you plan to visit during this time, knowing how the event impacts local travel and culture ensures a smoother, more rewarding experience.
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A Night of Cello Mastery at the French Institute in Mauritius

The French Institute of Mauritius recently hosted a mesmerizing cello recital by Marie Ythier and Anne Chauveau Dayan. For anyone seeking cultural events in Mauritius, this concert offers a taste of the island’s vibrant arts scene.