Creole Travel Services
Creole is the Seychelles
The term “creole” is a French word with many different definitions. It is used to describe people with mixed European and African ancestry.
Creole Air Travel
Creole Air Travel is a destination management company/ground handling operator that offers exciting excursions, groups and incentives programmes as well as transfers around Seychelles. They have a winning combination of high standards, local knowledge and creativity to provide the best possible service to their clients.
The apartments at the Residence du Village Creole are designed to appeal to budget-conscious travelers, offering kitchenettes and balconies overlooking a busy pedestrian-heavy shopping area. The hotel is a short walk from the shops and restaurants in the French Creole-style Village Creole, as well as Anse Mitan beach and the ferry that shuttles to Fort du France. Guests can easily forgo a car, as the village has a number of markets, French bakeries and other shops to stock up on food and supplies. Rooms are bright and spacious, though the bathroom is small with single vanities, laminate countertops and tight stall showers.
Creole Holidays
The holidays in New Orleans are a special time filled with festive lights, live music, and a unique blend of cultural traditions. We’ve curated a list of must-see holiday experiences to help you experience the magic of the Crescent City during this magical season.
Jounen Kweyol, Creole Heritage Month, is held in October each year and was created to uplift the Creole culture through dress, music, cuisine, and more. It is a celebration of the diverse history of the Creole people, whose influence is felt worldwide.
Enjoy a festive stroll through five of the French Quarter’s most cherished homes on a Creole Christmas home tour. Discover 19th-century holiday traditions and Creole history as you walk through historic properties adorned with festive decorations and one-of-a-kind architecture.
Creole Exchange
Creole Exchange is a bureau de change based in Seychelles. It offers competitive rates on all foreign currency transactions and can also undertake bank transfers for its clients. This is especially important at a time when currency fluctuations are making international travel more expensive.
In the United States, the term “Creole” is used to refer to white descendants of French and Spanish settlers of the West Indies and of Louisiana. It can also be applied to Africans or to people of mixed race. In the state of Louisiana, there are many communities with a strong Creole heritage, including those in Pass Christian, Gulfport, Biloxi, and Pascagoula.
Language exchanges can help you make friends in Creole-speaking cultures and improve your language skills. Find a language partner by email, text chat or voice chat. Get started with free how-to guidelines and lesson plans adapted by an expert in language exchange learning. You can search by age, location, gender and languages to find the perfect match for you.
Creole Tours
Creole Tours is a dynamic inbound travel agency combining experience and dynamism. It is a company spawned in 2005 from the merging of two long-established travel agencies, Travel Services Seychelles and Creole Holidays. The combined expertise of both companies ensures that Creole Tours offers high standards and a personal touch.
Explore a disappearing world on a tour of the 1805 Laura Plantation main house, gardens and slave quarters. This Louisiana Creole Heritage Site has 12 buildings on the National Register of Historic Places, including an authentic 1840’s slave cabin.
Learn about a time when Catholic creoles, free people of color and slaves celebrated their lives and mourned their dead in their own way. Relive the strength and tenderness of a lost world that crossed today’s boundaries of race, class and moderation.
Discover the history of New Orleans’ oldest African-American neighborhood on a guided walking tour led by a licensed local guide. The tour includes stops at St. Augustine Church, the Tomb of the Unknown Slave and the only laundromat in America named after a famous jazz musician!