Madagascar and the music of “heart”

For nearly three years, videos about Madagascar have been buzzing on the internet and especially on a well-known video platform. Generally, if we talk about the big island, it is about the devastation of nature, the misery, the incessant political crises and, on rare occasions, its beauty. Yes, Madagascar […]

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L’ Traditional authority in Madagascar

If in Madagascar, currently, the administrative power is held by the government, this has not always been the case as almost everywhere in the world. Indeed, this power has only recently appeared. Long before the appearance of this administrative hierarchy of Malagasy social life, the system of power was established […]

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Madagascar towards opening up tourism

After the closure of the borders in March 2020, and the partial reopening of the island of Nosy Be to tourists from October to March 2021, Madagascar is preparing for the reopening of its borders. The timetable has not yet been set by the authorities. Nevertheless, Madagascar is gradually setting up a vaccination campaign aimed at actors […]

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Tour Malin Madagascar participates in Community Development

PARTICIPATION OF TOUR MALIN MADAGASCAR IN RESPONSIBLE AND SOLIDARITY TOURISM FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ENVIRONMENT AND THE MALAGASY POPULATION – IN THE PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT, AWARENESS AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT The Earth of Madagascar is the base and the very essence of the work of all the value chains of Tourism in Madagascar. Represented […]

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Meeting wild animals in their natural habitat can be an exciting and life-changing experience, and it's one of the ways travel helps us connect with the world around us. But wildlife experiments that involve cruelty, unnecessary captivity, or inappropriate interaction […]

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Our charter

CHARTER FOR SUSTAINABLE TOURISM 1. Tourism development should be based on criteria of sustainability, which means that it should be ecologically bearable in the long term, economically viable and ethically and socially equitable for local communities. Sustainable development is a guided process that considers a global management of resources […]

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Responsible and united tourism

Responsible and solidarity tourism is based on several fundamentals: Preservation of nature, respect for the populations encountered, listening, sharing... Far from mass tourism and mass consumption circuits, these values ​​are qualified as sustainable, ethical, fair, participatory. (Responsible) To have a positive impact on local populations while having a […]

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“Tsikonina” or the’ art of doing like Mom.

A game children used to play, especially when major holidays, such as Independence Day, arrived. They made their own meals outside the village or on a playground or almost wherever they wanted and used miniature copies of the utensils of grown-ups. Today, this culture has almost disappeared […]

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The Sakalava matriarch in Madagascar

The Sakalava are an ethnic or rather cultural group from Madagascar occupying most of the western coastal fringe of the island, from the Tulear region in the south to the Sambirano region in the north. In fact, the Sakalava do not really constitute a homogeneous people but a group of diverse ethnic groups having made […]

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Madagascar and its feathered fighters

In all the traditions of the world, there are aspects that can clash with current modern culture. Among these rites and cultures are traditional sports. In this register, the cock fight could win the first place. Arrived on Madagascar, almost 800 years ago with migrants from Asia, […]

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