AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAir Connectivity Boost: The Vanuatu Tourism Office has renewed its MOU with Fiji Airways, using Fiji’s Nadi network to make it easier for travellers from Australia, New Zealand, Asia and North America to reach Vanuatu for culture, adventure and island holidays. Regional Travel Safety Watch: After a powerful Philippines earthquake, Pacific agencies including Vanuatu are under tsunami monitoring, with advisories urging people to move away from beaches and harbours if in affected coastal areas. Tourism & Culture Calendar: Tourism Solomons has stepped in as a major sponsor of ‘Aelan Riddim 26’ in Honiara, bringing Vanuatu artists (plus PNG and Fiji acts) into the Melanesian music spotlight. Visitor Insights for Operators: SPTO and Vanuatu Tourism Office released Vanuatu’s 2025 International Visitor Survey results, highlighting strong appeal from first-time visitors drawn by culture, nature and adventure. Cruise Demand Signal: Norwegian Cruise Line extended its South Pacific season, pointing to continued Aussie interest in multi-island cruising close to home.
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