SPTO, Author at Pacific Tourism Organisation

11 February 2021

Tourism Solomons Welcomes Australian PM’s Comments on Potential South Pac travel Bubble.

Tourism Solomons CEO, Josefa ‘Jo’ Tuamoto has welcomed news the Australian government is now in “conversation” with several South Pacific nations regarding the potential creation of a regional travel bubble

11 February 2021

Repatriation Flights to Tonga Postponed to March

Flights from Fiji, New Zealand and Australia to Tonga have been postponed to next month due to managed quarantine period changes.

11 February 2021

Oceania’s 180-day World Cruise Sold Out in One Day

After a year without cruises, passengers are eager to get back out on the high seas. After Oceania Cruises’s 180-day World Cruise for 2023 became available for booking […]

11 February 2021

Over 1000 stakeholders register interest in contributing to the Sustainable Tourism Policy Framework

In the past week over 1000 stakeholders have registered on the Solevaka platform, to contribute to the regional Sustainable Tourism Policy Framework, currently being developed by […]

11 February 2021

Over 700 displaced Tourism Employees benefit from Phase II Government Stimulus Package

The Samoa Tourism Authority (STA) continues to implement the SAT$1million Phase II of the Government Stimulus Package for Tourism and Hospitality, in conducting a capacity building […]

11 February 2021

SPTO members supported to participate in Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) Sustainable Tourism Training

The SPTO has provided financial support to representatives from the national tourism offices of the Cook Islands, Solomon Islands, Kiribati, Vanuatu and the Republic of the […]

10 February 2021

Captain Cook Cruises Celebrate International Women in Science Day

Captain Cook Cruises in Fiji employ a team of female Marine Biologists who are proud to be able to celebrate International Women in Science day on 11th February.

10 February 2021

Survivor Fiji to Begin Shooting

A number of film productions have been approved by the Ministry of Trade and Commerce with the Survivor series expected to begin shoot soon.

9 February 2021

Australian Prime Minister Reveals Plans for Travel Bubble with Popular Tourist Destinations

After almost a year without international travel, Australia’s Prime Minister has revealed his hopes for a travel bubble with a handful of neighbouring nations.

Tourism Solomons Welcomes Australian PM’s Comments on Potential South Pac travel Bubble.

Repatriation Flights to Tonga Postponed to March

Oceania’s 180-day World Cruise Sold Out in One Day

Over 1000 stakeholders register interest in contributing to the Sustainable Tourism Policy Framework

Over 700 displaced Tourism Employees benefit from Phase II Government Stimulus Package

SPTO members supported to participate in Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) Sustainable Tourism Training

Captain Cook Cruises Celebrate International Women in Science Day

Survivor Fiji to Begin Shooting

Australian Prime Minister Reveals Plans for Travel Bubble with Popular Tourist Destinations

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