The document summarizes information about the Tourism Authority of Mauritius, including:
- It establishes the Tourism Authority as the regulatory body for tourism in Mauritius under the Tourism Act of 2002.
- The Authority is responsible for licensing, regulating, and supervising tourist enterprises, pleasure crafts, skippers, and canvassers. It also contributes to improving tourism destinations and provides assistance to Rodrigues.
- Details are provided on license categories and the board members and senior staff of the Tourism Authority.
The document summarizes information about the Tourism Authority of Mauritius, including:
- It establishes the Tourism Authority as the regulatory body for tourism in Mauritius under the Tourism Act of 2002.
- The Authority is responsible for licensing, regulating, and supervising tourist enterprises, pleasure crafts, skippers, and canvassers. It also contributes to improving tourism destinations and provides assistance to Rodrigues.
- Details are provided on license categories and the board members and senior staff of the Tourism Authority.
The document summarizes information about the Tourism Authority of Mauritius, including:
- It establishes the Tourism Authority as the regulatory body for tourism in Mauritius under the Tourism Act of 2002.
- The Authority is responsible for licensing, regulating, and supervising tourist enterprises, pleasure crafts, skippers, and canvassers. It also contributes to improving tourism destinations and provides assistance to Rodrigues.
- Details are provided on license categories and the board members and senior staff of the Tourism Authority.
The document summarizes information about the Tourism Authority of Mauritius, including:
- It establishes the Tourism Authority as the regulatory body for tourism in Mauritius under the Tourism Act of 2002.
- The Authority is responsible for licensing, regulating, and supervising tourist enterprises, pleasure crafts, skippers, and canvassers. It also contributes to improving tourism destinations and provides assistance to Rodrigues.
- Details are provided on license categories and the board members and senior staff of the Tourism Authority.
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Welcome to Tourism Authority
Established as a regulatory body under the Tourism Act 2002, the Tourism Authority (TA) became fully operational with effect from July 2003. The TA is a body corporate and is administered and managed by a Board. The TA is responsible for licensing, regulating and supervising the activities of tourist enterprises, pleasure crafts, skippers and canvassers. It also contributes to the uplifting of the destination and provides technical assistance to Rodrigues.
Representative of Ministry of Finance & Economic Development
Dr K. Mootoosamy
Member
Director MTPA
Mr J. Kwok
Member
Representative of AHRIM
Mrs N. Hosany
Member
Representative of Ministry of Local Government
Mr Chetrajchandrasing Jhurry
Member
Association of Tourist Operators
Mr Daniel Henry Saramandif
Member
Association of Tourism Professional
Senior Staff Name
Position
Niven Muneesamy
Director
Mrs. B. D. Goordin-Umed
Acting Manager
Ms. P. Ramnauth
Section
email
Telephone
dir@tourismauthority.mu
213-1950
Licensing
bumed@tourismauthority.mu
5448-0819
Acting Manager
Monitoring & Compliance
pramnauth@tourismauthority.mu
208-9989
Ms. Z. Nurudin
Public Relations Officer
Public Relations
znurudin@tourismauthority.mu
213-1740
Vacant
Marine Manager
Pleasure Craft
pcl@tourismauthority.mu
5448-0524
Mr T Deelawar
Senior TEO
Tourist Enterprise Licence
tdeelawar@tourismauthority.mu
54480817
Mission and Vision
To regulate the tourism industry with view to promoting its development in a sustainable manner
Our Values Customer focus Respect Integrity and transparency Fairness Responsiveness
Overview Objectives of the Tourism Authority (1) The objects of the Authority shall be (a) to optimise the social, economic and environmental benefits to Mauritius from tourism; (b) to promote a sustainable tourism industry in Mauritius. (2) The functions of the Authority shall be to (a) formulate such policy and nationally integrated planning for the tourism industry as it may consider necessary; (b) co-ordinate the activities of the various organisations concerned with the tourism industry, both in the private and public sectors; (c) issue guidelines for the development of the tourism industry; (d) supervise the overall operations of tourist enterprises; (e) establish a code of practice and standards for the carrying out or operation of tourist enterprises and monitor compliance with such code of practice and established standards; (f) advise the Minister on the structure of licence fees for the tourism industry; (g) advise the Minister on legislative provisions likely to affect the tourism industry; Functions/ Activities of the Tourism Authority
Licence, regulate and supervise tourist enterprises
o Inspect tourist enterprises to check the standards prior to the approval for a TEL. o Monitor the tourist enterprises to ensure compliance with standards and suppress illegal, unsound and improper practices.
Register, licence and regulate the use of pleasure crafts
o Survey of pleasure crafts to assess the seaworthiness.
Licence and supervise the activities of canvassers and skippers
o Conduct Training of skippers on Code de La Mer and safety & security measures. o Conduct Competency Test (theoretical and practical examination for a skipper licence)
Uplifting of the tourist destination
o Cleaning of Tourist Areas o Control of stray dogs o Placement of buoys
Provide technical assistance to Rodrigues (with respects to Pleasure Crafts and Tourist Enterprises)
I. SCHEME OF SERVICE FOR THE POST OF CLERICAL OFFICER/HIGHER CLERICAL OFFICER
TOURISM AUTHORITY
Organisation Tourism Authority
Post Clerical Officer/Higher Clerical Officer Salary Rs 12425 x 250 13675 x 300 15475 x 350 17225 x 450 19475 x 600 20675 x 750 - 27475 Effective Date 11th April, 2014 Qualifications A. (i)Cambridge School Certificate with credit in at least five subjects including English Language, French and Mathematics or Principles of Accounts obtained at not more than two sittings or (ii) Passes not below Grade C in at least five subjects including English Language, French, and Mathematics or Principles of Accounts obtained at not more than two sittings at the General Certificate of Education Ordinary Level provided that at one of the sittings, passes have been obtained either (i) in five subjects including English Language with at least Grade C in any two subjects or (ii) in six subjects including English Language with at least Grade C in any one subject. Note: Candidates not possessing a credit in English Language at the Cambridge School Certificate will also be considered provided they possess passes in at least two subjects at Principal Level and one subject at Subsidiary Level as well as the General Paper obtained on one certificate at the Cambridge Higher School Certificate Examinations. B. A Cambridge Higher School Certificate or Passes in at least two subjects obtained on one certificate at the General Certificate of Education Advanced Level OR Equivalent qualifications to A and B above acceptable to the Board C. Candidates should: (i) possess good communication skills; (ii) have a positive attitude towards work (iii)have a general knowledge of national and international issues; and (iv) be computer literate
Qualification at A above should have been obtained prior to qualification at B above.
Candidate should produce written evidence of knowledge claimed
1 A) .Determine The Support Reactions and The Forces in The Members BC, GC and GF of The Pin-Jointed Frames, Shown in Figure 1, Using The Method of Sections. (12 Marks)
