Tourism Industry Accommodation Units of under 25 keys in Seychelles is reserved only for Seychellois entrepreneurs, and it is this association of local tourism personalities who have surprised their island’s former Minister of Tourism, Civil Aviation, Ports and Marine, by calling on him to help increase the visibility of SSHEA and its vision.
Dr. St.Ange, who is about to fly out of Seychelles following an invitation to speak at an event in London, received his accreditation earlier today from Amb Peter Sinon, the Chairperson of SSHEA, following the approval of their Executive Committee. “We discussed possibilities that could exist where he could weave SSHEA in his presentation and afford SSHEA some visibility” said Amb Peter Sinon.
Dr. St Ange accepted and welcomed the initiative and promised to do his utmost to introduce and enhance SSHEA’s visibility in the tourism foray that he addresses henceforth.
He said, “Visibility is key to success in tourism, and I promise to do what I can to bring the message of the Seychellois tourism entrepreneurs to the world of tourism.”
The Accreditation Document presented to Dr. Alain St.Ange said:
“In recognition of your unwavering dedication, exceptional leadership, and invaluable contributions to the Seychelles tourism industry. Your visionary efforts have significantly enhanced the visibility and appeal of Seychellois managed accommodations, promoting sustainable tourism and enriching the cultural heritage of our beloved and pristine islands.
“The Seychelles Small Hotels & Establishment S Association (SSHEA) hereby designate you Dr. Alain St.Ange, as its “Ambassador at Large” for the Seychelles Small Hotels & Establishments Association (SSHEA).
“Your tireless advocacy and commitment to excellence have set a benchmark that continues to inspire us all and for others to follow. We are deeply grateful for your support and proud to bestow upon you this honor.
“With heartfelt appreciation and gratitude,
“SSHEA Executive Committee
“Date: 29th July 2024.
“Amb: Peter Sinon Chairperson. SSHEA”
In closing, Mr. Sinon wished Dr. St Ange the very best in his future endeavors.
