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Mauritius... from A to Z
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Diving
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| Mauritius waters boast several diving spots of incomparable interest and
beauty. PADI certified diving centres can be found all around the island and in
most major beach hotels. The Mauritius Underwater Group (MUG) is a favourite
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Driving
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| People in Mauritius drive on the left-hand side of the road and give way to the
right. Non-nationals with a driving license issued by a competent authority in
their respective countries are allowed to drive during their stay in Mauritius.
Mauritius laws severely reprimand driving under the influence of alcohol. |
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Eating out
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| Mauritius has a wide choice of gourmet restaurants, serving exquisite local
Creole food to a wide mix of fine international cuisine. They are generally
competitively priced and the most reputable ones can get pretty packed at
times. It is advisable to make a booking.
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Economy
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| The Mauritian economy is one of the fastest growing in sub-Saharan Africa. In
just three decades, the country has moved from a monocrop sugar-dominated
economy to a sophisticated and diversified services oriented one. The services
sector currently accounts for 70% of GDP.
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