The underwater waterfall in Mauritius is actually an amazing optical illusion. It is caused by the movement of sand and silt sediments, carried by ocean currents, which create the appearance of a “waterfall” underwater. This marvel is located in the southwest of the island, not far from the Morne Brabant peninsula.
https://www.stmartinweek.fr/cascade-sous-marine-ile-maurice/
Classic Portfolio IMPACT MegaFam (Africa) Classic Portfolio IMPACT MegaFam (Africa): Organized in October 2026, this event brings together 62 travel professionals spread
Tanzania: Swahili International Tourism Expo (S!TE 2026) SITE 2026 is Tanzania’s premier international tourism business platform, connecting buyers, exhibitors, sponsors, investors,
Seychelles Showcases the Potential of Indian Ocean Island Destinations Located in the heart of the Indian Ocean, Seychelles continues to strengthen its
VEEZIT 2026: Where Tourism Opportunities Meet the Indian Ocean The third edition of VEEZIT, the International Tourism and Leisure Exhibition dedicated to
South Africa’s Garden Route Named World’s Best Road Trip, Showcasing Sustainable Travel South Africa’s renowned Garden Route has recently been named the
Phuket, Thailand: Inspiring a Sustainable Future for Global Tourism At the heart of the GSTC 4th Academic Symposium, Phuket stands as an
Explore Australia Beyond the Cities: Tourism Australia Invites Singaporean Travellers Tourism Australia is inspiring Singaporean travellers to discover the country’s stunning regional
Al Faiq, Oman: A Hidden Mountain Treasure of Authenticity and Natural Beauty The article from Oman Observer portrays Al Faiq as a