AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPacific Diving: The Solomon Islands expects to grow from about five dive operators to seven or eight by 2028, with new land-based operations planned even as a liveaboard prepares to close. The expansion highlights growing regional options for dive travellers. Cruise Developments: Royal Caribbean’s chief suggested the line could have four ships in Australia in 2028, but the report says this was likely an error; the company is also expected to begin construction soon on its first Vanuatu beach resort. Port Vila Perk: A recent visitor praised the international airport’s duty-free shop for its wide liquor selection and low prices, calling it a reason to return. Climate Resilience: Vanuatu’s new 2026–2035 adaptation plan names tourism among nine priority sectors and sets out 27 national actions to help communities and industries prepare for climate impacts. Regional Access: A completed runway and terminal upgrade at Lata Airport in the Solomon Islands is expected to improve links with Vanuatu’s Torba Province and support cross-border movement and trade.
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