SPTO, Author at Pacific Tourism Organisation

21 September 2021

Pacific Tourism Family Mourn a Great Loss

The Pacific Tourism Organisation (SPTO) and the wider tourism industry are greatly saddened by the passing of Tourism Solomons Chief Executive and SPTO Deputy Board Chairman, […]

14 September 2021

Inaugural ‘Solomons Airlines Peace Marathon’ on track for 23 October 2021

Honiara, 14 September 2021 – The Minister for Culture & Tourism, the Hon. Bartholomew Parapolo has officially launched the inaugural ‘Solomons Airlines Peace Marathon’. Scheduled to […]

9 September 2021

Update from Research & Stats: July 2021

Regional Tourism Resource Center (RTRC) Upgrade Upgrading work for the RTRC has commenced with ACTON Fiji taking the lead on the project. The upgrade supports SPTO’s […]

2 September 2021

Tourism Solomons ‘very much still here’ at Virtual PATA MART 2021

Honiara, Solomon Islands – The Solomon Islands’ international visitation may currently be at a standstill but this has not stopped Tourism Solomons and local tourism partners […]

2 September 2021

Tourism Fiji And Industry Operators Discuss Reopening Efforts

Nadi, September 2, 2021 TOURISM Fiji today hosted a Getting Ready webinar to discuss collective activities and plans for when borders reopen, with close to 400 […]

1 September 2021

Geo – Tourism to Benefit Pacific Countries under the Pacific Eco Tourism Recovery Initiative

The Pacific Tourism Organisation (SPTO), Pacific Community (SPC) and United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) have partnered to support tourism recovery through an innovative […]

1 September 2021

OCIT promotes rediscovery of local tourism experiences to boost livelihoods

Domestic Tourism Promotion in Kwajalein Led by the CEO Mr. Francis Domnick, the Office of Commerce, Investment & Tourism (OCIT), visited Kwajalein Atoll on June 5-9, […]

1 September 2021

Ao Kapijuknen Project supports women-led domestic tourism initiatives

In April, OCIT and International Organization for Migration (IOM) launched the Ao Kapijuknen Project, with funding from the U.S Embassy. The funding was tagged to assist […]

1 September 2021

Local framework guides management of conservation areas

The Marshall Islands Marine Resources Authority (MIMRA) – Reimaanlok Project has developed the Reimaanlok Conservation Area Management Planning Framework which is an 8-step approach to conservation […]

Pacific Tourism Family Mourn a Great Loss

Inaugural ‘Solomons Airlines Peace Marathon’ on track for 23 October 2021

Update from Research & Stats: July 2021

Tourism Solomons ‘very much still here’ at Virtual PATA MART 2021

Tourism Fiji And Industry Operators Discuss Reopening Efforts

Geo – Tourism to Benefit Pacific Countries under the Pacific Eco Tourism Recovery Initiative

OCIT promotes rediscovery of local tourism experiences to boost livelihoods

Ao Kapijuknen Project supports women-led domestic tourism initiatives

Local framework guides management of conservation areas

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