The President of Seychelles has recently made a significant announcement regarding the appointment of the Board of the Seychelles Airports Authority, a vital institution that plays an essential role in the nation’s connectivity and economic development. This move, as per the Seychelles Airports Authority Act of 2024, reflects the government’s commitment to fortifying the aviation sector and enhancing the overall travel experience in the picturesque archipelago.
Heading the new board is Ms. Wendy Zialor, who has been appointed as the Acting Chairperson. Her extensive experience and leadership skills are expected to steer the authority towards greater efficiency and effectiveness. Joining her on the board are a diverse group of talented individuals, including Mrs. Noella Brioche, Ms. Veronique Nibourette, Mrs. Kelly Naidoo, Mrs. Estelle Alexis, Mr. Colin Adrienne, Ms. Philippa Samson, and Ms. Valerie Busetto. Together, this collective brings a wealth of knowledge and innovative ideas that will undoubtedly benefit Seychelles’ aviation landscape.
The appointed board members will serve a three-year term starting February 1, 2025. Notably, the Chief Executive Officer of the Seychelles Airports Authority will also be part of this elite group as an ex-officio member, ensuring that the operational insights of the authority are incorporated into decision-making processes.
This strategic move comes at a crucial time as Seychelles continues to recover from the global pandemic’s impact on tourism, which is a major economic driver for the country. By strengthening its airports authority, Seychelles aims to bolster its international connections and attract more visitors to its sun-kissed shores, known for their stunning beaches and rich biodiversity.
This new beginning for the Seychelles Airports Authority holds promise not only for the local economy but also for enhancing the travel experience for both residents and visitors. As the world looks to rediscover the joy of travel, Seychelles is positioning itself as a top destination in the Indian Ocean.
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