Tahiti Tourisme

Mega-cruise ships will be black-flagged from stopping in Tahiti under new directives set out by French Polynesia. Effective 1 January 2022, French Polynesia will deny cruise ship operations in its waters, banning "very large capacity" vessels of 3,500+ passengers and refusing them to stop. Vessels of this capacity are now considered "not suited for…

A group of level three travel agents have just returned from a luxury famil in paradise. Hosted by Tahiti Tourisme Australia they stayed at some of the most…

LATTE and other trade and media guests were invited to Sofitel Sydney Darling Harbour to discover more about the island of Tahiti in French Polynesia.

Go back to the e-newsletter As home-sharing becomes increasingly popular for travellers worldwide, Tahiti Tourisme has highlighted the destination’s rental home offering as an alternative way for Australian holidaymakers to enjoy a homely stay on the islands. Ranging from resort studio units for two to beachfront holiday homes and 12-bedroom…

Go back to the e-newsletter Tahiti Tourisme has launched its latest global campaign and it all comes down to one word – Mana. The emotive Embraced by Mana…