As one of the most frequently visited resorts on Funafuti, Afelita Island Resort is well known for its warm hospitality and delicious local cuisine. Owners Lita and Afelee Pita are passionate about sustainability and incorporating local produce into their menu. In addition to the resort having its own piggery, it also keeps chickens, ducks and ... read more
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The Government of Tuvalu is undertaking an ambitious domestic air services project which aims to develop domestic airstrips on all of its outer islands; Nanumea Island, Nanumaga Island, Nui Island, Vaitupu Island, Nukufetau Island and Nukulaelae Island. Working with various government departments including the Marine Section, Lands Unit, Public Work Department, Finance Department, Aviation Department ... read more
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On January 14th Tuvaluan Prime Minister, Hon. Kausea Natano, led a government delegation to Nanumea Island to mark the 150th anniversary of Christianity. Historically, it is understood that Christianity was introduced to Nanumea via missionaries, deacons and Christian – converted Nanumeans who worked for the London Missionary Society (LMS) in Samoa. This eventually led the ... read more
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The Statement of Commitment unites signatories and the Pacific Tourism Organisation (SPTO) in collaboratively implementing the Pacific Sustainable Tourism Policy Framework (PSTPF), which was endorsed by SPTO’s Council of Tourism Ministers in October 2021.
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Port Vila, Monday 2 February 2022: This week, Hon. James Bule (MP), Minister of Tourism, Trade, Commerce and Ni-Vanuatu Business (MTTCNVB) signed the ‘Pacific Sustainable Tourism Statement of Commitment’. The Pacific Leader’s Commitment is inspired by Pacific nations, Industry, Civil Society, Development Partners and Global Agencies who are committed to advancing sustainable tourism across the ... read more
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