La Scala owners reflect on 43 years of contribution to Seychelles hospitality
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What happened
Gianni Torsi and Silvana Torsi, owners of La Scala, paid a courtesy call to President Patrick Herminie on November 4, 2026. They reflected on their 43-year tenure in Seychelles. President Herminie thanked the couple for their longstanding contribution to the country's tourism and hospitality sector.
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Why it matters
The owners' tenure highlighted La Scala's long-standing role in Seychelles' hospitality industry. President Herminie recognized their dedication to the country's tourism sector over four decades.
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Who's involved
- Patrick HerminiePresident of Seychelles who received the owners.
- La ScalaVenue that historically operated in Seychelles and contributed to its hospitality industry.
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The entities involved
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Seychelles
island sovereign state off the eastern coast of Africa
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La Scala
opera house in Milan, Italy
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Patrick Herminie
Seychellois politician