Explore how interest rates and money supply shape tourism demand and spending in Pacific Island economies like Fiji, Tonga, and Vanuatu.

Tourism Solomons invites Australian & New Zealand travel agents to create a new tagline celebrating the vibrant culture & pristine nature of the islands.

Malaita and Indigenous Australian businesses collaborate on ecotourism, promoting cultural exchange, sustainable travel, and job creation.

The tribes of Laulasi Island unite to revive tourism in Malaita, marking a key step toward restoring its cultural heritage and boosting regional development.

Australia backs Solomon Islands’ dive tourism revival, filling service gaps, boosting jobs, and meeting rising demand from short-stay travelers post-pandemic.

The 2024 Solomon Islands Business Confidence Index highlights tourism’s role, workforce challenges, and government support for sustainable growth in the sector.

Solomon Islands prioritizes public-private partnerships, tourism investment, and sustainable growth, aiming for 100,000 visitor arrivals by 2035.

Solomon Islands increases tourism budget to SB$46M, aiming for 100,000 visitors by 2035 with new infrastructure, marketing, and sustainability initiatives.

In a landmark development for the Solomon Islands dive tourism sector, Bilikiki Cruises has joined forces with renowned liveaboard dive operator Emperor Divers.