SPTO, Author at Pacific Tourism Organisation

13 May 2020

Bringing a Little Paradise to you – Walk with us . . .Pacific Resort Hotel Group

Our resorts are sure missing the usual hum and buzz of our wonderful guests, especially as we move into what would usually be our busiest time of year!

13 May 2020

$567,074 Paid So Far Through the FSM Economic Stimulus Package in Yap, Chuuk, Pohnpei, & Kosrae; More Benefits to Come

On May 13th, 2020, a ceremony was held to celebrate the first disbursements of financial assistance through the Economic Stimulus Package.

13 May 2020

Pacific Island Air – Fiji Update May 2020

PIA have introduced two Airbus EC130 helicopters. These luxury helicopters have 6 passenger seats, fully air conditioned, and are quiet, energy efficient machines.

12 May 2020

Fiji Keen to Join NZ-Australia Travel Bubble

Fiji has put its hand up to join New Zealand and Australia's travel bubble amid the Covid-19 pandemic. On Friday, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said she was keen to reopen NZ's borders with its Pacific island neighbours.

12 May 2020

Winston Peters Suggests Hongi May Never Return

New Zealand’s Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters has suggested Māori ditch the hongi greeting for good to stop the spread of disease.

12 May 2020

Robot Dog Enforces Social Distancing in Singapore Park

A robot dog is patrolling one of Singapore's parks as part of coronavirus-related trial.

12 May 2020

UNWTO Releases a COVID-19 Technical Assistance Package for Tourism Recovery

The World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) has released a Tourism Recovery Technical Assistance Package to offer guidance to Member States in response to COVID-19. The package is structured around three main pillars: economic recovery, marketing and promotion and institutional strengthening and resilience building.

12 May 2020

Wallis Plans to Launch New Airline Next Year

A new airline is being planned in Wallis and Futuna with the aim to launch first flights in a year.

12 May 2020

Māori Tourism Operators Aim to Thrive with Renewed Focus on Domestic Market

But Māori tourism operators are determined to thrive during alert level 2, and make the most of the opportunity to teach New Zealanders a thing or two about te ao Māori.

Bringing a Little Paradise to you – Walk with us . . .Pacific Resort Hotel Group

$567,074 Paid So Far Through the FSM Economic Stimulus Package in Yap, Chuuk, Pohnpei, & Kosrae; More Benefits to Come

Pacific Island Air – Fiji Update May 2020

Fiji Keen to Join NZ-Australia Travel Bubble

Winston Peters Suggests Hongi May Never Return

Robot Dog Enforces Social Distancing in Singapore Park

UNWTO Releases a COVID-19 Technical Assistance Package for Tourism Recovery

Wallis Plans to Launch New Airline Next Year

Māori Tourism Operators Aim to Thrive with Renewed Focus on Domestic Market

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