We fight for your interests
A proven track record of tackling administrators — regardless of political colour — lobbying government up to key Ministers and the President.
Contact Us
Get in touch with the Secretariat — for membership enquiries, industry matters or media requests.
Why join
Benefits of membership
Some of the reasons for signing up to Seychelles' principal private sector professional association for tourism.
We influence policy
Successful lobbying in members' interests — most recently an initial revision to the 2% turnover tax, which we continue to fight to abolish.
We support members
The Secretariat and the expertise of the Board listen and advise when you have a problem — helping members grow their businesses.
Training workshops
Usually free of charge to members, covering a broad range of topics — from pandemic-era hospitality training to sustainability and profitability.
We visit you and listen
A rolling schedule of property visits provides focussed help and builds an overall picture of the state of the industry.
We keep you informed
SHTA Updates land in your inbox regularly — often the first communiqués on breaking news within the tourism sector.
Value for money
Membership rates are determined by the size of your business and kept extremely low — cut to the bone during the pandemic.
We entertain you
Cocktails, informal get-togethers and gala dinners — enhancing your professional network in an industry where contacts matter.
“We are stronger together — the larger our membership, the more government and other key players take notice of what we do and say. Don't work in isolation: join the SHTA family in the interests of your business and the tourism sector in Seychelles.”
Get in touch
OK — I'm convinced. How do I join?
Contact Neesha Palit, SHTA Administrator — call her, email us, or send a message below.
The Secretariat
- Telephone+248 4 325 560
- Mobile & WhatsApp+248 2 649 984
- Emailshtaseychelles@gmail.com
- FacebookSeychelles Hospitality and Tourism Association
Two numbers are listed above because the Association uses both — a landline and a mobile/WhatsApp line — and has not yet confirmed which should be the public one.