La tenue d’excellence masculine pendant les fêtes sur les hautes terres serait indéniablement le « malabary ». All research leads to say that it is a costume of Indian origin which would have arrived in Madagascar just after the abolition of slavery in 1848 in the French colonies. On peut remonter à son origine jusque dans la région du « Malabar »,...Read More
After the border closed 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. However, Madagascar met progressivement en place une campagne de vaccination à destination des acteurs...Read More
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 Land of Madagascar is the foundation and the very essence of the work of all tourism value chains in Madagascar. Représenté...Read More
The winter season has just started on the Big Island and comes with this freshness, games of all kinds. Of all the fun traditions of the big island, the kite is one of the most emblematic of winter. This traditional highland game is believed to come from distant Indonesian ancestors, besides, ce jeu a vu le...Read More
Responsible and inclusive tourism is based on several fundamentals : Preservation of nature, respect for the populations encountered, listen, sharing ... Far from mass tourism and mass consumption circuits, these values are qualified as sustainable, ethical, fair, participatory. (Responsible) Have a positive impact on local populations while having a ...Read More
1.Tourism development must be based on sustainability criteria, which means it must be ecologically bearable in the long term, economically viable and equitable ethically and socially for local communities. Sustainable development is a guided process which envisages global management of resources to ensure their viability, allowing ...Read More
Game that children used to play when the great feast, like independence day, were arriving. They made their own meals outside the village, on a playground or almost wherever they wanted and used miniature copies of the parents kitchen tools. Nowadays, this culture has almost disappeared from everyday life..Read More
The Sakalava are an ethnic or rather cultural group of 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 set of diverse ethnic groups having made ...Read More
In all the traditions of the world, there are aspects that may clash with current modern culture. Among these rites and cultures are traditional sports. In this register, cockfight could win first place. Arrived in Madagascar, there are nearly 800 years with migrants from Asia,...Read More
In this New Year, the entire Tour Malin Madagascar and Madavoyages team wishes you all without exception, a wonderful year full of health and serenity. We pass trough 2020 with difficulties and restrictions. We have been impacted in our daily lives and in our lives. Such a situation only happens once every 500...Read More
