As part of Samoa’s commitment to sustainable tourism, progress has been made towards the reduction of energy consumption in the accommodation sector. As such, a partnership […]

To commemorate Samoa’s 60th year of independence, the island nation launched its anniversary logo and theme “Folau ma le Faatuatua” (To Sail with Faith). Celebrations commenced […]

All roads will lead you to agriculture. Having a strong agriculture base results in benefits fairly quickly, focusing on it is one of the best ways […]

Talofa Lava from the Division of Sustainable Tourism! In this issue of the Pacific Sustainable Tourism Newsbeat, we are excited to spotlight Beautiful Samoa! The month […]

Kia Orana and Greetings from the Division of Sustainable Tourism! We are excited to share with you the sustainable tourism efforts of the Cook Islands including […]

A nationwide project to provide Cook Islands community and visitors easy access to Free UV treated water has seen the delivery of 21 stations across Rarotonga. […]

Since opening its borders to New Zealand in January, the Cook Islands has initiated steps to protect its natural environment for the long-term sustainability of tourism […]

Marae Moana, is the world’s largest multi-use marine park. Located in the Cook Islands and spanning a total ocean area of nearly two million square kilometres, […]

The Cook Islands have been awarded the “Best in Travel” for 2022 from leading travel brand Lonely Plant. The announcement took place in October, 2021. Lonely […]