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The economic heart of the archipelago and home to Victoria, the world's smallest capital city.

The Seychelles Tourism Board is the public body responsible for marketing the Seychelles islands as a destination and for improving the visitor experience across the archipelago.
STB is a public/private sector body that oversees most aspects of the Seychelles tourism industry. Under the Seychelles Tourism Board Act 2026 its Board of Directors is appointed by the President, and includes one member each from the Ministries of Tourism and Finance. Funding comes from the National Assembly together with any profits generated by the Board's activities.

The economic heart of the archipelago and home to Victoria, the world's smallest capital city.

Gateway to the Vallée de Mai, a UNESCO World Heritage site and home of the Coco de Mer.

A timeless rhythm of life where bicycles and ox carts still set the pace of the day.
Created under the Seychelles Tourism Board Act 2005, uniting regulatory, monitoring and marketing functions in one body.
Policy planning, international co-operation and the hospitality training college were transferred to STB, later renamed the Seychelles Tourism Academy.
The 2005 Act was repealed and STB was absorbed into the Department of Tourism, with a budget of nearly USD 10 million at the time.
The National Assembly approved a new STB in March; Vesna Rakić was appointed CEO in May and the Board of Directors in June.
Appointed by the Office of the President for a three-year term, effective 1 June 2026.
Tourist offices in six markets and representative offices across a further eight handle travel, trade and media enquiries — including for regions where STB has no direct presence.
Seychelles is more than a beach destination. It is a sanctuary where conservation, culture and hospitality have evolved together for generations.
Half of the country's land area is protected, with two UNESCO World Heritage sites and marine sanctuaries across the archipelago.
A warm fusion of African, European, Indian and Asian heritage expressed through music, cuisine, art and year-round festivals.
From low-impact eco-lodges to world-class resorts, Seychelles balances high-end hospitality with environmental stewardship.
Coral reefs, whale sharks, turtles and rare bird colonies make the islands a living classroom for divers and naturalists.

President Ramkalawan appoints an eight-member board chaired by Eddie D'Offay, effective 1 June 2026.

The former Director of Destination Marketing takes the helm as Chief Executive Officer of the re-established STB.

The National Assembly passes legislation re-establishing the Seychelles Tourism Board as a semi-autonomous body.






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