Fenuafala is an islet situated on the Western stretch off the main island Fakaofo. In July 2022, a tour around the Fenuafala islet was initiated by the Department of Economic Development, Natural Resources and Environment (EDNRE). Organised by Tourism Officer, Margaret Paul, the tour is part of the annual work plan activities and capacity building ... read more
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The COVID-19 pandemic has presented an array of setbacks for all countries including the closure of international borders. These have been beneficial to some extent however for Tokelau its has given its people the opportunity to spend more time tending to their food gardens. In April 2020, the Department of Economic Development Natural Resources and ... read more
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Three participants from Tokelau successfully completed a 4-week virtual Tourism SME Recovery training of trainers programme from July 22nd to August 22 August organised by the Pacific Tourism Organisation’s (SPTO). They were amongst thirty-six participants from 10 Pacific Island Countries took part in the training comprising representatives from National Tourism Organisations, local training providers and ... read more
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The island nation of Tokelau is an untouched jewel in the Pacific made up of three small coral atolls – Atafu, Fakaofo and Nukunonu with a total land area of 12 square kilometres. Located about 500km north of Samoa and home to around 1,500 people, it is part of the Realm of New Zealand where ... read more
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Communities in Hihifo located to the North, Hahake in the Centre, and Mua to the South of Wallis have installed photovoltaic (PV) panel plants per district. Given the climatic conditions of the islands, the installation of PV panels supports the country’s transition to renewable energy. A single PV device is known as a cell. An ... read more
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