SPTO, Author at Pacific Tourism Organisation

13 February 2022

Local Festivals and Attractions Target Domestic Tourism

Due to COVID-19, holiday arrivals to Papua New Guinea have dropped by 97% in 2021. The PNG TPA and its tourism industry is now targeting locally […]

13 February 2022

Towards 2030 –Tourism Sector Development Plan to Drive Tourism Recovery in PNG

Launched in November 2021, the Tourism Sector Development Plan 2022 -2026 (TSDP) builds on the PNG Tourism Sector Review and Master Plan 2007 – 2017, which […]

13 February 2022

Sustainability Champion – Kelly Inae: Goroka Nature Habitat

Since 2006 Kelly Inae and his family have owned and operated Goroka Nature Habitat, an eco-tourism venture located at Goroka in the Eastern Highlands Province. The […]

13 February 2022

NTO Update – Dubai World Expo 2020

Due to Covid-19 the Dubai World Expo 2020 officially opened on 1st October 2021 and will close on 31st March 2022. With the theme of ‘Connecting […]

9 February 2022

The Cook Islands to Get a Comprehensive Online Travel Guide

After a two-year hiatus, South Pacific Pocket Guide will resume its pledge to create free online travel guides for most of the South Pacific nations, with […]

9 February 2022

New Tahiti Retreat Introduces a World First Wellness Experience

Guests Will Embrace the Mana of Tahiti, Combining Ancient Polynesian Wisdom with Modern Wellness Philosophies.

8 February 2022

Travel To Quarantine-Free Fiji Now Easier And Cheaper

It is now simpler and cheaper to travel to quarantine free Fiji following a major announcement by the Fijian Government over the weekend, involving the easing […]

7 February 2022

Tourism Industry In The Pacific To Benefit From Renewable Energy And Energy Efficient Options

The South Pacific Tourism Organisation (SPTO) and the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH will enter into a partnership to collaborate on strengthening tourism in the Pacific region.

7 February 2022

New Caledonia officially announces changes to its international tourism promotion agency

Like everywhere else in the world, the two-year-long pandemic has had a marked effect on the tourist industry in New Caledonia. Now, in order to prepare […]

Local Festivals and Attractions Target Domestic Tourism

Towards 2030 –Tourism Sector Development Plan to Drive Tourism Recovery in PNG

Sustainability Champion – Kelly Inae: Goroka Nature Habitat

NTO Update – Dubai World Expo 2020

The Cook Islands to Get a Comprehensive Online Travel Guide

New Tahiti Retreat Introduces a World First Wellness Experience

Travel To Quarantine-Free Fiji Now Easier And Cheaper

Tourism Industry In The Pacific To Benefit From Renewable Energy And Energy Efficient Options

New Caledonia officially announces changes to its international tourism promotion agency

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