Solomons – Where History Meets Untouched Island Paradise
In 1568, Spanish explorer Alvaro de Mendana first discovered the Solomon Islands on one of his expeditions and believed that he had discovered King Solomon’s riches. Well, in today’s perspective – he was kind of right. Solomons’ natural beauty, centuries of preserved culture, mind-boggling scuba-diving, and the genuine warmth of its people are far more impressive, and intrinsically valuable than coal and nickel mines.
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The New Wing: Modernity With Nods to Fijian Heritage & Culture
The centrepiece of this expansion is the introduction of 47 modern new rooms and suites. Designed to offer a more contemporary experience while respecting the hotel’s long-standing heritage, the interiors use soothing timber tones and organic textures.
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The Anchor Project: A US$27 Million Regional Hub
The new facility, known as the Regional Training Collaboration and Awareness Centre, is a project supported by the Government of Japan through the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). Located at the Fiji Meteorological Service headquarters in Nadi, the centre is designed to serve a dual purpose.
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The ‘Hapi’ Spirit and a Fierce Heritage
From the moment travellers land, it’s clear why the Solomon Islands earned the nickname ‘Hapi Isles’ – the people radiate a genuine warmth that’s almost befuddling to the international city-dweller. However, this friendliness is layered over a complex history.
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Essential Update: Norfolk Island’s Visitor Information Centre Relocates For Glow-Up!
To ensure your 2026 getaway remains on track, we have a logistical update for all holidaymakers and industry partners currently on (or heading to!) Norfolk Island. Norfolk Island’s Visitor Information Centre (VIC) will be temporarily moving to a new location to accommodate long-due essential renovation works.
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The Heavyweight: Modern Martabak Manis
Often referred to as the Indonesian pancake, Martabak Manis has long been a staple of the night markets. Traditionally a thick, yeasted cake filled with chocolate, peanuts, and cheese, the modern iteration focuses heavily on the quality and volume of its creamy components.
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Strengthening the Infrastructure: The Impact of the Sudima Project
With this proposed project, Tonga is continuing to build capacity for a broader mix of international visitors. A modern convention centre alongside upscale resort facilities is expected to support high-yield tourism by attracting leisure travellers.
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The Culinary Frontline: Ubud Food Festival (May 28–31)
The 11th edition of Ubud Food Festival (UFF) returns to the Taman Kuliner grounds from May 28 to May 31, 2026.
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On October 12 this year, the grounds of Rawson Hall will once again become the focal point of the Norfolk Island community and international visitors with one common hobby – gardening.
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