Maalesh Ntsobwe, one of the best known musician/song writer/performer of Comoros was in the forefront as his island showcased itself to passengers of a luxury cruiseliner in the Port of Moroni.
The show by Maalesh Ntsobwe reminded everyone that it is culture that remains the base for a lasting and sustainable tourism industry because when culture is amalgamated as part and parcel of the tourism industry it is the people who are in fact being brought to play their part. “Culture cannot exist if the population does not exist” Alain St.Ange said.
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“This has always been the call to action by the Indian Ocean Vanilla Islands Group and today Comoros did well, and as I say Congratulations to Maalesh Ntsobwe and Comoros, I can only call for more such initiatives if we are truly committed to tourism, our vital industry, for our respective country’s economy” said Alain St.Ange, the Seychelles former Minister of Tourism, Civil Aviation, Ports and Marine who now runs his own ‘Saint Ange Tourism Consultancy’ who was in the crowd appreciating the Maalesh Ntsobwe performance.
Mr St.Ange also took the opportunity to complimented both Mayotte and Comoros Tourism Departments for their respective cultural groups in the welcoming of cruise passengers to their Ports this week.
