Madagascar’s National Tourism Office (ONTM) has kicked off a grand celebration to mark 20 years of tirelessly promoting the island’s unique beauty and cultural heritage as a premier international tourist destination.
The festivities began on June 6, 2024, at the Havoria Anosy auditorium, where esteemed dignitaries such as the Prime Minister, Christian Ntsay, and the Minister of Tourism and Handicrafts, Joël Randriamandranto, graced the occasion.
The event also saw the presence of key stakeholders from the tourism industry, including former ministers, PCAs, and dedicated personnel, all gathered to commemorate this significant milestone in Madagascar’s tourism journey.
Over the past two decades, the ONTM has been at the forefront of showcasing Madagascar’s unparalleled natural beauty and cultural heritage to the world. The office’s unwavering dedication and pivotal role in shaping Madagascar’s global tourism footprint have been instrumental in driving the industry’s growth and development.
The anniversary celebrations serve as a reminder of the ONTM’s enduring commitment and the pivotal role it continues to play in propelling Madagascar onto the global tourism stage.
The festivities will continue at the International Tourism Fair (ITM), culminating in a special evening on June 22 at the scenic Bois Vert Ivato. This extended celebration promises to be a testament to the ONTM’s unwavering dedication and its pivotal role in shaping Madagascar’s global tourism footprint.
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The anniversary not only marks a milestone but also serves as a testament to the resilience and vision driving Madagascar’s tourism industry forward.
