
Lomani Island Resort March Special
3 March 2020
Coronavirus: Asia Pacific Tourism in Big Trouble
3 March 2020Meet The Pacific is a one day business to business meeting event where you can meet with all the key decision makers from around the Pacific Islands. This event sponsored and hosted by Rosie Holidays, South Pacific Tourism Exchange, and Turama Pacific Travel Group.
This event brings together the South Pacific resort partners, tourism boards and airline partners (sellers) to meet up with all the key European tour operators (buyers) who are committed to promoting this region and those who are looking to start selling the South Pacific. This event began in the USA continue on to London, Italy, Rome, Barcelona, Netherlands and lastly on the 11th March in Germany.
Ms Falahola Moataane from Real Tonga Airline and Holidays was selected only to be part of the event in Los Angeles, USA on the 19th & 20th February 2020. The event held in Los Angeles at Le Meridien Delfina Hotel, Santa Monica, California, USA. Meet the Pa-cific based on pre-scheduled appointments where the sellers and buyers set up their own mutual appointment schedules to meet using an online appointment scheduling tool. This is one of the most effective ways to reach all key tour operator partners in their respective markets.
A great experience and exposure for Tonga since few buyers never heard of Tonga and heard of Tonga but never been to Tonga. This event was an opportunity to sell Tonga with one and only Domestic Carrier and Real Tonga Holidays as a subsidiary company of Real Tonga Airline, providing nothing but a one-stop-shop package where we meet and greet upon arrival up to the day of their departure from Tonga. She managed to meet with European and American markets and to provide an important platform where mutual inter-ests can be further engaged to continue developing new products and growing sales from Europe and America to the South Pacific. Real Tonga Airline and Holidays looking forward to working closely with these International Buyers for the benefit of the economy in Tonga.




