As part of its ongoing drive to raise its profile across social media platforms and fill the all-important knowledge gap about the islands, the Seychelles Tourism Board has launched a new blog: seychellesdiary.com
The new blog is designed to engage with readers and drive tourism business to the destination.
"Re lula re batla litsela tse ncha tsa ho hlahisa thahasello lihlekehlekeng tsa rona," ho hlalosa mookameli oa karolo ea papatso ea digital, Vahid Jacob.
"Blogging e fetohile mokhoa o atlehang haholo oa ho fihlela bamameli ba rona kaha o ama bareki ba motho ka mong, e re lumellang ho fana ka tsebo ka Seychelles le seo e fanang ka sona ho bahahlauli ka tsela eo ba ka amanang le eona, le ho arabela ka eona. ho siea maikutlo ho blog. ”
Blog e ncha ea Seychelles Diary e hlahisa sebopeho se secha, se bonolo sa basebelisi se nang le karolo ea sehlopha bakeng sa ho tsebahatsa ka potlako lithahasello tse ikhethileng tsa 'mali le sekepe se nang le litšoantšo tse hohelang tsa sebaka seo u eang ho sona.
Lisebelisoa li u fa monyetla oa ho fumana lits'oants'o tse fapaneng le malebela ha li-tweets tsa morao-rao tse mabapi le Seychelles li hlaha hantle ka lebokoseng hammoho le li-platform tsa lihlekehleke tsa sechaba tsa sechaba.
Ho tlatsa moralo o felletseng oa leqephe la ho fihla ke tlhahisoleseling mabapi le baeti ba fihlang sehlopheng sa lihlekehleke le karolo ea polokelo. Beke e 'ngoe le e 'ngoe, sehlooho se secha se koahelang litšobotsi tse ngata tsa sebaka seo u eang ho sona se tla romelloa ho blog.
"Re na le ts'epo ea hore tlatsetso ena e ncha ho pokello ea rona ea litaba tsa sechaba e tla ba tšusumetso ea bohlokoa ha ho tluoa tabeng ea ho khetha sebaka sa bohahlauli," ho eketsa Mong Jacob.
