Fourteen Thousand Visitor Arrivals Recorded in Second Quarter of 2025
The total number of visitor arrivals for the second quarter of 2025 was 13,994, an increase of 21 percent compared
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Author: Lynda Wate
Strengthening Indigenous Links Through Eco-Tourism
Indigenous Australian businesses are building connections with local business to support a growing cultural and eco-tourism sector in Solomon Islands.
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Santa Cruz Airfield Upgrade Progressing Steady
The Santa Cruz Airfield upgrade in Temotu Province has achieved a key milestone in substantially completing Phase 1 works and
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Ministry of Communication and Aviation Signs MOU with Avuavu Land Representatives
The Ministry of Communication and Aviation has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with land representatives of Avuavu for the
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Upgraded Equipment Improving Aviation Safety for Solomon Islands
The safety of international and domestic aviation in Solomon Islands has been significantly improved with Australian-funded runway clearing and weather
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Expedition Reveals Thirteen Shipwrecks from WWII Battles off Guadalcanal
International team explores WWII history in never-before-seen detail in Solomon Islands, including discovering three brand-new shipwrecks. (Honiara, Solomon Islands —
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Cultures Connect Through Art at Dreamcast Theatre
BY DESMOND RAHE Local traditional and contemporary artist Natty Dolaiasi from Dreamcast Theatre Hub has described a recent cultural exchange
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Solomon Islands Strengthens Position as Top Global Dive Destination
Tourism Solomons has congratulated Emperor Divers on the opening of its new dive centre which is now operational in Honiara
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Solomon Airlines New Focus on Operations from Australia and New Zealand to Vanuatu
Solomon Airlines will focus on operations from Australia and New Zealand to Vanuatu, announcing a new international schedule from 3
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Patrick Churnside Shares the Spirit of Cultural Exchange in Honiara
BY DESMOND RAHE Patrick Churnside, a proud Ngarluma and Yindjibarndi man from the Pilbara region in Western Australia, shared his
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