Home Update from the Division: July 2022 Mālō te ma’uli from the islands of Wallis and Futuna! In this issue of the Sustainable Tourism Newsbeat, we are happy to share some interesting initiatives from Wallis and Futuna. The month of July marked the …
Home Sustainable Tourism Development Strategy sets pathway for recovery Wallis and Futuna was the third Pacific island nation that reopened to international travel and tourism in July after the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu on July 1st. Like the other island …
Home Wallis and Futuna Border Reopening and National Festivities Malo te Mauli ….. Wallis and Futuna are open to the world! On July 11th, the island nation returned to the outside world after a two-year lockdown, joining other Pacific Island nations that …
Home Update from the Division Talofa Lava from the Division of Sustainable Tourism! In this issue of the Pacific Sustainable Tourism Newsbeat, we are excited to spotlight Beautiful Samoa! The month of June has been eventful for the country with the launch …
Home Samoa Tourism Initiatives As the Pacific begins reopening its borders to international tourism and travel, preparations within these island nations have begun, ensuring accommodation businesses, inbound tour operators, restaurants, and staff training …
Home Pacific Voyaging – Critical Traditional Knowledge The Aiga Folau o Samoa or Samoa Voyaging Society (SVS) was established in 2009 with the sole purpose of reviving, sustaining, and promoting traditional Samoan voyaging practices amongst its people. …
Home Energy Audit for the Tourism Industry As part of Samoa’s commitment to sustainable tourism, progress has been made towards the reduction of energy consumption in the accommodation sector. As such, a partnership between the Ministry of Natural …
Home Samoa commemorates 60 years To commemorate Samoa’s 60th year of independence, the island nation launched its anniversary logo and theme “Folau ma le Faatuatua” (To Sail with Faith). Celebrations commenced on June 1st for what will be a year-long …
