So far, our website has seen a 2617% rise in unique visitors over the last 3 months and our last blog received over 25,000 views and 2,500 link clicks and over 4000 Facebook engagements, especially from people in the Seychelles and the U.K. Additionally, one of our most recent blogs was published in the Nation (09/05/20) http://www.nation.sc/articles/4572/government-geography-or-good-luck-minimal-covid-19-in-seychelles, and our latest hotel review has currently reached over 8

Le Repaire Boutique Hotel – La Digue,Seychelles BohoFamilyWorld Reviewed Excitedly, after being in the house for ages during lockdown we booked ourselves a getaway to La Digue to check out Le Repaire Boutique Hotel. We couldn’t wait to feel free to explore the Seychelles again, especially now with more reasonable rates from hotels as well as wanting to support local businesses. Upon our arrival on to La Digue, we easily found the charming antique rickshaw which transports the

Published in the Nation newspaper on 09th May 2020. (http://www.nation.sc/articles/4572/government-geography-or-good-luck-minimal-covid-19-in-seychelles) On Monday the Seychelles lifted some of its Lockdown policies, allowing people back out of their houses and in some areas, back to work. Residents can now access the beaches, restaurants are re-opening and people are being asked to continue to consider social distancing. The islands only saw 11 confirmed cases of Covid 19, 7

The Seychelles is joint 17th of countries in the world with the lowest cases of Seychelles with only 11 so far. (https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/). Nevertheless, unlike Sweden or a range of other countries, the Seychelles' fairly draconian “Lockdown” policy, which forces residents to remain indoors (We’re not even allowed to go out and exercise), means that entertaining the kids has become somewhat more difficult. Especially since a lot of our time is spent at the b