Vanuatu

Go back to the e-newsletter On its first entry in the Vanuatu Tourism Awards for Excellence 2015/2016, Ratua Private Island in Sanma Province of Vanuatu was honoured as the Best Luxury Accommodation. The recognition was announced 29 July 2016 at Warwick Le Lagon in Port Vila during the gala dinner that became the highlight of the event. The…

Go back to the e-newsletter Vanuatu Tourism Office (VTO) is giving Australian travel agents the chance to escape the office and ‘Discover What Matters’, to…

Go back to the e-newsletter The first phase of rehabilitation for Vanuatu’s Bauerfield Airport in Port Vila has been officially completed, marking a new era…

Go back to the e-newsletter Vanuatu Tourism Office (VTO), industry and top level government officials are meeting urgently this morning to confirm the funding and timeline for the permanent repair of the runway at Port Vila’s Bauerfield International Airport. Air New Zealand and Virgin Australia have suspended flights as a precautionary…

Go back to the e-newsletter > Perfect for adventurers and nature lovers, Ratua Private Island is situated within the islands of Vanuatu and offers a…

Go back to the e-newsletter > A group of Infinity wholesale consultants from around Australia ‘discovered what matters’ on a trade trip to Vanuatu last …

Go back to the e-newsletter > The Havannah, Vanuatu, for the second consecutive year, has been awarded the title of Vanuatu’s Leading Resort 2015 at The World Travel Awards ceremony, held on the 29 October in Hong Kong. In addition to this honour, The Havannah, Vanuatu was also the recipient of a World Boutique Hotel Award at a function…

Go back to the e-newsletter > On 20 August 2015, a group of 16 key product managers, team leaders and marketing managers from Australian wholesalers and…

In the wake of Cyclone Pam, Australian travel agents are being offered significantly discounted rates at properties around Vanuatu along with agent fares from…

The sun is shining, the sun-lounges are out, and the Vanuatu people are waiting for visitors with their smiles wider than ever. Category-five Cyclone Pam caused destruction and devastation last month, but the tourism office is keen to tell travellers that the nation is "back up and running". Linda Kalpoi, general manager at Vanuatu Tourism…