Dreaming of tropical islands for a future getaway while fleeing the giant, barricaded and concrete hotel complexes in "all-inclusive" formula naturally leads to Seychelles, an ideal destination for a more authentic and preserved stay. After a year 2025, with about 350,000 visitors for only 120,000 inhabitants, the granite archipelago still shows signs of slowing down in 2026, recalling the fragility of an economy of which almost 80% of GDP depen…
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Dreaming of tropical islands for a future getaway while fleeing the giant, barricaded and concrete hotel complexes in "all-inclusive" formula naturally leads to Seychelles, an ideal destination for a more authentic and preserved stay. After a year 2025, with about 350,000 visitors for only 120,000 inhabitants, the granite archipelago still shows signs of slowing down in 2026, recalling the fragility of an economy of which almost 80% of GDP depen…