SPTO, Author at Pacific Tourism Organisation

31 May 2022

Tonga Tourism Authority meets with the PACER Plus Implementation Unit to discuss vital capacity building training for Tonga’s Tourism Sector

The Tonga Tourism Authority recently met with Mr Luke Marston, the Design and Development Adviser at the PACER Plus Implementation Unit (IU) to propose vital capacity […]

31 May 2022

Decision To Fully Reopen The Solomon Islands Border On July 1st Welcomed By Tourism Solomons

Honiara, Solomon Islands – Tourism Solomons has welcomed Solomon Islands Prime Minister, Manasseh Sogavare’s announcement the country’s border will fully reopen on 1 July 2022. This easing […]

31 May 2022

Pacific Regional Aviation Ministers Meeting confirmed for 22 June 2022 (Cook Islands time)

The second Regional Aviation Ministers Meeting (RAMM2) has been confirmed to be hosted virtually on 22 June 2022 (Cook Islands time) by the Government of the […]

31 May 2022

Sapotem Lokol Turisism, Emi Bisnis Blong Yumi Evriwan

Port-Vila, Vanuatu – 01 June 2022: The Vanuatu Tourism Office launched its motion design Sapotem Lokol Tourism digital consumer campaign, aiming to better educate and raise awareness […]

25 May 2022

Study Seeks To Better Understand Tourism Reliant Communities In The Pacific

“In order to survive in this changing world, tourism must evolve to become more sustainable, resilient and accountable to our Pacific communities that rely on the industry”, he said.

25 May 2022

Pacific Leaders continue to commit to tourism transformation

“As a Small Island State, Tokelau is proud to add our voice to this call for change. We are a unique and diverse region but we […]

24 May 2022

Solomon Islands To Reopen Borders In July

Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has announced the full reopening of international borders, commencing on 1 July 2022. Cabinet has approved the reopening of borders, following recommendations […]

24 May 2022

Tonga Tourism Authority Seeks Avenues To Support ‘Building Back Better’ With The Green Climate Fund Readiness And Preparatory Support Project.

The Tonga Tourism Authority is proud to be considered one of the partnering agents on behalf of the Tourism businesses in Tonga for the ‘Enabling Private […]

24 May 2022

The South Pacific Is Open To Superyachts And Primed To Be The Next Great Charter Destination

Coordinated superyacht chartering procedures in the main South Pacific countries, eased border restrictions, safe cruising, diversity of sights and new marina and refit facilities, have created […]

Tonga Tourism Authority meets with the PACER Plus Implementation Unit to discuss vital capacity building training for Tonga’s Tourism Sector

Decision To Fully Reopen The Solomon Islands Border On July 1st Welcomed By Tourism Solomons

Pacific Regional Aviation Ministers Meeting confirmed for 22 June 2022 (Cook Islands time)

Sapotem Lokol Turisism, Emi Bisnis Blong Yumi Evriwan

Study Seeks To Better Understand Tourism Reliant Communities In The Pacific

Pacific Leaders continue to commit to tourism transformation

Solomon Islands To Reopen Borders In July

Tonga Tourism Authority Seeks Avenues To Support ‘Building Back Better’ With The Green Climate Fund Readiness And Preparatory Support Project.

The South Pacific Is Open To Superyachts And Primed To Be The Next Great Charter Destination

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