Arvind Bundhun, director ofthe Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority (MTPA), said: South Africans have been longing for the Mauritius they know and love, from white sandybeaches and clear blue seas and skies, to our warm and friendly people, and so much more.Mauritius is ready and we cant wait to welcome South Africans back to our beautiful country.<\/p>\n
According to Janet de Kretser, SA representative of the Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority,Air Mauritius will start flying from Johannesburg to Port Louis on October 1 with two flights a week on a Friday and a Sunday.<\/p>\n
BA Comair has confirmed it will start flying the route again from November 30 also with two flights a week, and the possibility of adding a third.FlySafair has yet to confirm any dates or schedules.<\/p>\n
Mauritius has one of the highest fully vaccinated rates in Africa, now standing at 60% more than of the population (82% of the adult population). The vaccination campaign is ongoing, and the rollout will also include under-18s as from the end of September 2021.<\/p>\n
Find the full list of Covid-19 travel protocols here.<\/p>\n
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