After long delay, resort will be built on Santa Carolina in 2011
After a delay of five years, construction on the planned Santa Carolina resort is set to begin in 2011, Aim News has reported. Rani Resorts will develop and manage the project, which will include a hotel, holiday apartments and a spa. The resort is budgeted at US$ 100 million. Construction is expected to conclude in 2013. Rani Resorts already has an established presence in Mozambique: the group operates the Indigo Bay Island Resort and Spa on Bazaruto Island, the Pemba Beach Hotel in Cabo Delgado and the Lugenda Wilderness Camp in Niassa. Ilha Santa Carolina, also known as Paradise Island, is part of the Bazaruto Archipelago.

The Aujan Group of Saudi Arabia plans to invest about 100 million US dollars in Santa Carolina island, in the Bazaruto Archipelago, in the southern Mozambican province of Inhambane, according to the group’s chairperson, Adel Aujan.

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Christmas & New Year at Ulusaba
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Shanghai – Maputo
As from next year the Mozambican capital Maputo and the Chinese city Shanghai will be linked by direct flights, an initiative that is hoped to boost and accelerate trade between the two countries.
This was disclosed in Maputo on Friday by Cao Hougru, head of a Chinese business delegation that is visiting Mozambique to seek investment opportunities.
China is clearly interested in the implementation of this venture that has been approved by the Civil Aviation Institute of China.
According to Cao, Beijing is just waiting for the reply from the Mozambican Transport and Communications Ministry to start operating this route, and two Chinese airlines companies have already shown their interest.