SPTO, Author at Pacific Tourism Organisation

9 February 2021

Tahiti President Warns About Long Covid-19 Border Closure

French Polynesia’s president Edouard Fritch says he hopes last week’s border closure ordered by Paris because of the Covid-19 pandemic won’t exceed three months.

9 February 2021

Daku Resort Savusavu – Conference Venue Update

In an effort to better serve our guests at Daku Resort, we are happy to announce that the repair works to our Conference venue after the devastation caused by TC Yasa, is now complete and we are fully operational once again.

8 February 2021

Fiji Airways Extends Use Of Flight Credits To End Of 2022

Fiji Airways is offering greater flexibility to customers holding flight credits by extending validity up to 31st December 2022. The credits are for cancelled flights resulting […]

8 February 2021

Care Fiji Commitment receives World Travel and Tourism Council recognition

Fiji’s Care Fiji Commitment (CFC) Programme has received recognition by the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC), a global body on Travel and Tourism. With this […]

8 February 2021

Santo Travel Centre Revitalised

A new look for the Santo Travel Centre, located at the ACOM Building in Luganville, has been revealed on Wednesday by the Special Advisor to the Tourism Minister, Mr Thompson Pakoa.

8 February 2021

Journey Continues Towards a More Sustainable and Resilient Tourism Industry

In 2019, the Vanuatu Department of Tourism (DoT) launched the first sector policy for tourism in Vanuatu, the Vanuatu Sustainable Tourism Policy.

8 February 2021

WTTC calls for focus on individual travellers to boost safety

The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) is calling for governments to abandon the concept of ‘high-risk countries’ and instead focus on how individual ‘high-risk travellers’ are treated at borders.

8 February 2021

2021 a ‘crucial year’ for climate change, UN chief tells Member States

The world is far from achieving agreed goals to reduce global warming in line with the Paris Agreement on Climate Change, the UN Secretary-General warned on Monday in his ongoing bid to secure greater commitment to averting climate catastrophe.

8 February 2021

Visitor Arrival for 2021 Similar to 19th Century

The COVID-19 pandemic caused the largest ever economic decline last year.

Tahiti President Warns About Long Covid-19 Border Closure

Daku Resort Savusavu – Conference Venue Update

Fiji Airways Extends Use Of Flight Credits To End Of 2022

Care Fiji Commitment receives World Travel and Tourism Council recognition

Santo Travel Centre Revitalised

Journey Continues Towards a More Sustainable and Resilient Tourism Industry

WTTC calls for focus on individual travellers to boost safety

2021 a ‘crucial year’ for climate change, UN chief tells Member States

Visitor Arrival for 2021 Similar to 19th Century

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