At a Glance
Nosy Be is accelerating: 80 km of newly rehabilitated roads now streamline access across the island, while Madagascar has been selected as a pilot country for global energy transition. Together, these two developments create the ideal conditions for sustainable tourism investments — precisely what AHUVI Golf & Spa Resort was designed to embody.
What’s Changing — Tangibly
1. Infrastructure: Speed Becomes an Asset
Nearly 80 km of roadworks, under the World Bank-funded PIC project, have slashed travel times by up to two-thirds, connecting the airport, ports, and beaches of Nosy Be more efficiently than ever. World Bank studies show that similar upgrades in Madagascar have already boosted local incomes and increased tourist flows across key corridors.
2. Green Energy: A Tax-Friendly Framework
Madagascar has been selected as one of three pilot countries in a global decarbonization program, opening the door to subsidies and tax incentives for solar, hydro, and smart micro-grid energy projects.
Why This Is Great News for AHUVI ?
- Fast Access: The Fascène Airport is now less than an hour away from the future SeaFair Villas, Signature Lodges, and Sky Villas.
- Controlled Operating Costs: The national push for renewables strengthens AHUVI’s low-carbon operating model (solar + atmospheric water generation).
- Premium Market Appeal: With improved roads and reliable electricity, Nosy Be is now attracting high-spending, long-haul travelers — the resort’s core audience.
- Investor Confidence: Backed by global leaders like Saint-Gobain, Egis International, Socotec, and Allianz, AHUVI offers a 10-year structural warranty and international-level construction oversight from day one.
With modernized infrastructure and a green revolution underway, Nosy Be is evolving from exotic charm to sustainable tourism hub. AHUVI Golf & Spa Resort is its flagship project — a rare opportunity for investors to anchor themselves in the Indian Ocean’s next success story.