Madagascar, tourism related issues

First of all, I'm a travel agency in Madagascar, so if you don't trust travel agencies, you can ignore my advice.

1.The political situation in Madagascar can be said to have been one of the more stable countries in Africa. Although the chaos of the last time has had a very bad impact on Madagascar in the minds of the international community and tourists, as far as tourism is concerned, it is safe, after all, you are not traveling to ** province, right?

The main tourist areas of Madagascar are scattered and not concentrated in the capital. If the political situation is really unstable anymore, if you don't go to the center of the capital, no one will pay attention to you. Real people don't care about politics at all, they only care about their own lives, their jobs.

With the exception of the worst of the riots (the months when the shootings were fired), our visitors continued to be incessant.

2.The visa is easy to handle, and it can be handled in Beijing in advance, or it can be a visa on arrival. You can contact me for visa matters.

3.One or two people go on a tour. This is the form that we receive the most tourists.

If you really have more than 10 people to come, some scenic spots are too big to get in. You can plan the route yourself, or you can contact me to provide you with a reference route. With a group?

There is no such thing as a group in Madagascar, this is not the Forbidden City (there are not so many Mandarin-speaking tourist groups).Our guides are basically locals Chinese, Grammatician, French (English) and Mandarin.

4.Your good English is basically no problem in the tourist area. The staff of the hotel and the scenic spot can speak English.

5.It should be noted that Malaysian customs officers have a habit of soliciting bribes. The capital of Malaysia is located on a plateau, and the climate is similar to that of Kunming in China. Just dress carefully. Don't walk alone in the middle of nowhere at night, it's best to go out by car.

If you decide to go, contact me. There are quite a few, and typing is tiring.

Although the political situation in Madagascar is unstable during this time, there is no problem in traveling. After all, you're not going to travel to the street in front of the ** house. And the tourist areas are far away from the capital, and there are very few people here who care about politics.

Pay more attention to your life and work.

The visa is easy to handle, you can get a visa on arrival, or you can apply for it in Beijing in advance. There are direct flights from Guangzhou to Ananago, the capital of Madagascar. You can also take Hong Kong to transfer to Mauritius (play by the way).

Basically, the Chinese people go to Mada for one or two people. Very few large groups.

Good English, basically no problem in the scenic area and hotel, many people here can speak English and French.

It should be noted that the Malaysian Customs has a habit of soliciting bribes, so don't go out for a walk at night, it's best to take a car. There are some climatic differences in various parts of the motor, so pay attention to clothing. You can contact me for more"Walk Africa"

1. Madagascar's perennial dress is mainly summer clothes, but when you travel in the dry season, because of the large temperature difference between morning and evening, jackets, windbreakers and sweaters are also necessary, especially in the capital Antananarivo, the coldest time of the year is in February, and the lowest temperature at night is only one degree.

2. The sanitary conditions of Madagascar are backward, and some common diseases on the African continent, such as amoebic dysentery and malaria, can endanger people's health at any time. Visitors should bring their own medication before visiting Madagascar.

3. Madagascar's social security is still good, there are fewer public robberies or ** cases, but there are more thefts, and tourists should also pay attention to their own safety.

4. Malagasy people respect their elders, so tourists should pay attention to the local customs of the newlyweds and be courteous to the elderly, whether they are in a car, traveling, visiting, etc. If you're traveling to Madagascar, you can tip some one-dollar bills as a gift to the person who is providing direct services to you.

5. In Madagascar, Tuesday and Thursday are taboo days. No meat is allowed the week before the New Year, and only some poultry is allowed for dinner on Chinese New Year's Eve. Malagasy people are taboo to represent the black color of death and calamity.

French-speaking countries, mostly natural landscapes, poor sanitary conditions, and friendly people.