SPTO, Author at Pacific Tourism Organisation

30 November 2020

Unpublished: They plant ancestral strains to produce wines in Rapa Nui

The objective is to develop “a product with high added value for the island and the country, as well as an innovative business line,” says oenologist […]

30 November 2020

Aruba hotel first in world to win Global United Nations 2020 Climate Neutral Now Award

The Caribbean’s most eco-certified hotel is now setting the world standard as Bucuti & Tara Beach Resort in Aruba is the first-ever hotel in the world to win […]

30 November 2020

GreenStep Sustainable Tourism Standard is a GSTC-Recognized Standard

The Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) announce that the GreenStep Sustainable Tourism Standard (version 2) for Lodging and Tour Operators has achieved the ‘GSTC-Recognized Standard’ status. GreenStep’s Sustainable Tourism standard […]

30 November 2020

Using information and culture to unite – Tokelau journalist

I was working as a bulk-store assistant in early-2018 when an old friend told me about plans towards a community newspaper happening in the Tokelau Media […]

29 November 2020

Tourism Solomons Pledges Support To Provincial Tourism Development

– NTO support key to national post-COVID tourism industry reboot strategy – Honiara, Solomon Islands – A major component of its five-point strategy to rekindle the […]

29 November 2020

New Amadeus Report Looks At How Asia Pacific Travel Patterns Are Changing

According to the latest Destination X: Where to Next report of 1,050 CheckMyTrip users across Asia Pacific, just 27% of Asia Pacific travelers expressed a strong […]

29 November 2020

ADB Provides $20 Million To Help Cook Islands Respond To COVID-19

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a $20 million loan to help the Government of Cook Islands manage the social and economic impacts of the […]

27 November 2020

Fiji Airways Announces December Repatriation Flights Between Australia And Fiji

Fiji Airways announces December repatriation flights between Australia and Fiji Fiji Airways will operate repatriation flights between Nadi and Brisbane, and from Nadi to Sydney in […]

26 November 2020

Fiji Flight Bringing ‘essential’ Workers to Marshall Islands

The first group of workers to arrive in the Marshall Islands since the border was closed in March due to the Covid-19 pandemic are scheduled to arrive today on a chartered Fiji Airways flight.

Unpublished: They plant ancestral strains to produce wines in Rapa Nui

Aruba hotel first in world to win Global United Nations 2020 Climate Neutral Now Award

GreenStep Sustainable Tourism Standard is a GSTC-Recognized Standard

Using information and culture to unite – Tokelau journalist

Tourism Solomons Pledges Support To Provincial Tourism Development

New Amadeus Report Looks At How Asia Pacific Travel Patterns Are Changing

ADB Provides $20 Million To Help Cook Islands Respond To COVID-19

Fiji Airways Announces December Repatriation Flights Between Australia And Fiji

Fiji Flight Bringing ‘essential’ Workers to Marshall Islands

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