SPTE 2026 introduces the first-ever Women in Business component, empowering women-led enterprises in Fiji, Samoa, Tonga, and other Pacific nations.

The return of Philippine Airlines to Saipan will enhance tourism and medical travel, with direct flights between Manila and Saipan starting on March 29, 2026.

Vanuatu’s International Visitor Survey predicts strong tourism growth for 2025, providing insights on visitor behavior, spending, satisfaction, and recovery trends.

Cook Islands tourism research reveals strong visitor demand, high economic impact, and data-driven strategies boosting sustainable Pacific travel growth.

Fiji hands over leadership of SPTO to Tonga, reaffirming commitment to sustainable tourism with key strategic plans and collaborations for the Pacific region.

Leaders launch the Pacific Regional Roadmap and Country Pathways at PSTLS 2025, aiming for sustainable and circular tourism. Fiji, Kiribati, Samoa, and Vanuatu lead the way.

Flight cancellations disrupt travel in the Solomon Islands, impacting tourists and local travelers, highlighting the challenges of air transport reliability

Fiji sets new tourism records with Australia leading arrivals. New initiatives like Loloma Hour and Coral Gene Bank drive growth.

SPTO and SPREP’s collaboration focuses on sustainable tourism in the Pacific, advancing environmental protection and climate resilience for the region’s future.

Fiji Airways has achieved a major milestone in its growth journey, boosting its annual passenger capacity to two point eight million while setting a new record of two point two million travelers in 2023.