Nauru’s Tourist Boom: 94% Surge in Global Visitors
In a dramatic twist of travel trends, the Republic of Nauru is experiencing an unprecedented surge...
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Category: South Pacific
Palau & President Whipps Host Sydney Event!
Touching base with some news I thought would be of interest to eGlobal Travel Media. Yesterday, 21...
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Pacific Tourism Organisation Launch of the Pacific Sustainable Tourism Standard (PSTS)
The 2nd Pacific Sustainable Tourism Leadership Summit witnessed a historic moment with the...
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Papua New Guinea: A New “Heaven on Earth” for Cultural Photography and Bird Lovers
When Belgian photographer and photo tour leader David Van Driessche sought new locations for his...
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Ko’ko’ Weekend Returns: Online Registration open for 2023 Ko’ko’ Road Race
The Guam Visitors Bureau (GVB) is pleased to announce that registration is now open online for the...
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AG: Chiu and Tani appointments invalid
On Thursday, Guam Attorney General Douglas Moylan announced in a three-part opinion requested by...
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Time for SI to share in the benefits from South Pacific cruising
First off, the rank is the 165-cabin MS Paul Gauguin which will arrive in the Solomon Islands...
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Statement on Korea Pre-COVID testing requirement being lifted
Guam Visitors Bureau President & CEO Carl T.C. Gutierrez issued the following statement on...
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Working Holiday Visa changes a boon for tourism industry
Immigration Minister Michael Wood has announced that: The visas of working holidaymakers already...
Read MorePitcairn Island’s Regular Passenger Service Resumes after two-year hiatus
Following Pitcairn’s border reopening in March 2022, and remaining COVID-19 free, the remote island group is pleased to announce its regular passenger shipping link with French Polynesia will resume from July 5th 2022....
Read MoreThe Nabanga Pledge
The banyan tree – or the Nabanga as we call it in Vanuatu – is a symbol of community, life and protection. It is sacred in all our 116 dialect and cultures in Vanuatu. The largest tree species in Vanuatu, it is revered as a...
Read MoreOverseas mission successful in reconnecting with over 100 trade partners
The Guam Visitors Bureau (GVB) and 11 members of the island’s travel trade successfully completed an overseas mission in South Korea while receiving the Best Organizing Booth award at the Seoul International Travel Fair (SITF)....
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