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.
"A n wa awọn ọna titun nigbagbogbo lati ṣẹda anfani nipa awọn erekusu wa," ṣe alaye oluṣakoso ti apakan titaja oni-nọmba, Vahid Jacob.
“Bulọọgi bulọọgi ti di ọna ti o munadoko pupọ lati de ọdọ awọn olugbo wa bi o ṣe kan awọn alabara ni ipele ti ara ẹni, gbigba wa laaye lati funni ni imọ nipa Seychelles ati ohun ti o funni si awọn aririn ajo ni ọna ti wọn le ni ibatan si, ati tun fesi si, nipasẹ nlọ awọn asọye lori bulọọgi naa. ”
Bulọọgi Iwe ito iṣẹlẹ Seychelles tuntun ṣafihan tuntun, wiwo ore-olumulo pẹlu apakan ẹka kan fun idanimọ iyara ti awọn iwulo pataki ti oluka ati gallery kan ti n ṣafihan awọn aworan didan ti opin irin ajo naa.
Awọn orisun ngbanilaaye iraye si ọpọlọpọ awọn igbasilẹ ati awọn imọran lakoko ti awọn tweets tuntun nipa Seychelles han ni irọrun ninu apoti kan pẹlu gbogbo awọn iru ẹrọ media awujọ ti awọn erekusu.
Ipari apẹrẹ okeerẹ ti oju-iwe ibalẹ jẹ alaye nipa awọn dide alejo si awọn erekuṣu ati tun apakan pamosi kan. Ni gbogbo ọsẹ, nkan tuntun kan ti o bo ọpọlọpọ awọn abuda ti opin irin ajo naa yoo firanṣẹ si bulọọgi naa.
“A ni igboya pe afikun tuntun yii si ohun ija media awujọ wa yoo di ipa pataki nigbati o ba de yiyan ibi-ajo irin-ajo,” Ọgbẹni Jacob ṣafikun.
