Waking Up In Vanuatu – Scene Set For Important Tok Tok Time

Tour Gives Pre-Event Look Around Destination
With Tok Tok Vanuatu kicking off in just a few days, some agents have already been treated to a glimpse of what Vanuatu has to offer.
Agents headed off with Evergreen Vanuatu, a leading indigenous inbound tour operator that covers Vanuatu’s major tourist islands.
As the largest indigenous tour operator in Vanuatu, Evergreen has the knowledge on the inside spots to see throughout Vanuatu as well as local custom and culture.
The day tour had four stops – first at a village where the locals explained their customs and traditions, how they
lived off the land and why nature is so important.
Next stop was Blue Lagoon, which shows off the blue waters that Vanuatu is known for.
Agents then headed to Turtle Bay at Naiwe Beach, which showcases the natural sealife in the area. Clients can swim with the turtles, hold baby turtles and see ‘Big Mama’ turtle, who is 200 years old, amongst other sea and land creatures.
Mele Cascade falls was the last stop and it shouldn’t be missed with a series of clear aquamarine pool terraces up
the hillside, culminating in a 35m waterfall flowing into a natural plunge pool.
Waking Up In Vanuatu – Scene Set For Important Tok Tok Time
This year’s Tok Tok is set to be one of the most crucial in the event’s history, according to the destination’s travel industry leaders.
Following on from flight cancellations blamed on the state of the airport and lingering memories of Cyclone Pam, tourism spokespeople say it is more important than ever to get a positive message through to the trade and consumers.
This year’s theme is ‘Waking up in Vanuatu’ and the key aim is to get buyers to see Vanuatu through the lens of their clients – discovering what it’s like to get away from Waking up in Vanuatu – scene set for important Tok Tok time
the routine of everyday and wake up in tropical Vanuatu. The event will showcase an array of new product and infrastructure upgrades that have been completed since last year.
All of the regional areas of Vanuatu will be presented at this year’s event, making it the perfect opportunity to learn more about the adventurous, undiscovered, and untouched side of Vanuatu. Local bungalows, hiking, cultural and village experiences and events will all be on show at Tok Tok this year. More than 50 buyers, representing eight countries, will be in attendance.

 
(Source: TRAVELinc MEMO 29 August 2017 Issue 1035)