In early April the Destination Development Division of the Ministry of Tourism conducted its first ever Tour Guide training at ‘Ohonua, ‘Eua. Conducted by Mr. Lopeti Filo of Tonga Skills, the training was attended by a total of twenty (20) individuals from local tour operators, domestic airlines, and high schools. Speaking at the awards ceremony ... read more
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In line with Goal 9 of the 2030 Agenda (Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and foster innovation), Tonga’s Ministry of Tourism have been working closely with stakeholders and other government departments to formalize a development project for the island of Vava’u. The plan underlines Tonga’s commitment to providing improved infrastructure that can ... read more
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A cultural event, aimed at highlighting the importance of maintaining Tongan culture, was held in Vava’u on the 11th and 12th of May. Organized by the Culture and Heritage Division of the Ministry of Tourism, the first day of the event featured singing and dancing competitions, with the former divided into two parts; newly composed ... read more
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The Nadroumai Women’s Club in Western Viti Levu convened on the coral coast, last week, to celebrate a successful agroforestry project that will provide benefits for future generations. The project, “Enhancing value-added products and environmental benefits from agroforestry systems in the Pacific” is wrapping up with a list of forward-looking achievements that will provide income, ... read more
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In a world where luxury isn’t easily associated with sustainability, Six Senses Fiji provides impetus to think and act differently. Located on Malolo Island in Fiji’s pristine Mamanuca group, Six Senses Fiji offers an unmatched experience in luxury, local culture, adventure and sustainability programmes. Internationally renowned, the Six Senses brand centers on wellness and sustainability. These ... read more
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