Mauritius enacted its Finance Act 2026 on 12 August, introducing a 35% top income tax bracket, abolishing the Fair Share Contribution for individuals and imposing a 10% levy on residential property sold to non-citizens.
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Mauritius posted MUR 30.19 billion in tourism revenue in Q1 2026, up 28% year-on-year. Arrivals grew 3.2% over five months, supported by broader source-market diversification.
From 18-22 August 2026, the Mauritius-Zimbabwe Business Forum brought 30 Zimbabwean delegates to Port Louis for 100+ B2B meetings. An MCCI-ZNCC MOU was signed to structure the bilateral partnership.
The Seychelles has voluntarily limited tourism since the 1990s. In 2026, with 350,000 visitors and 80% of GDP tourism-dependent, the bet on luxury and sustainability is showing both results and limits.
