In the heart of the Pacific, where the tides carry stories of survival and strength, a new generation is rising—armed not with protest signs or policy […]
The Republic of the Marshall Islands continues to lead with purpose in the face of climate change and biodiversity loss. Through the ongoing implementation of the […]
On August 22nd, the first Pacific Cohort Peer-to-Peer Exchange was held as part of the Climate Champion and Destination Management Training initiative. This session brought together […]
The Te Ūnga Mai Professional Development Training, held in Rotorua from 30 July to 2 August 2024, brought together tourism professionals from the Pacific Islands and […]
Mauri from the SPTO Division of Sustainable Tourism! A new year and new journey! Kicking off January with enthusiasm, we present the first edition of the […]
On October 17th, the Funafuti Atoll in Tuvalu, the Matavanu volcanic eruption site in Samoa, and the active Yasur Volcano in Vanuatu, now part of the […]
Tourism has long been a powerful force in shaping economies, cultures, and environments around the world. In the Pacific region, with its breathtaking landscapes, diverse cultures, […]
New Caledonia, The Islands of Tahiti, and Papua New Guinea are the first Pacific Tourism Organisation (SPTO) member countries alongside 71 countries in the world that […]
TEWAKA, an award-winning 100% Fijian-owned and operated tourism transport and destination management services company launched their Carbon Footprint Offset activity with the support of the Ministry […]