Tourism Media Solomon Islands

Two Female Join Panpipe Group

BY ESTHER NURIA THE Momotu Panpipe cultural group from the Isabel province had recently included two female dancers in the

THERE are three races of people in the Solomon Islands; Melanesians, Polynesians, and Micronesians. Sunday Isles spoke to a female

BY ESTHER NURIA A Volunteer under the Japanese International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has revealed his ambitions on how to boost

BY JAYJAY MESAAC AVAIKI Handicraft and Cultural Association is the name given to the group from Rennell in 2016 during

BY JAYJAY MESAAC IN 2019, following the inaugural opening of the arts and craft market centre in Honiara in November

BY JAYJAY MESAAC MBOKOLO is a traditional form of currency that was used in the Solomon Islands particularly by the

BY JAYJAY MESAAC THE growth of the tourism industry in the country is developing positively and will much up with

BY AGNES MENANOPO Pele dancers are a dancing group from the Reef Islands in Temotu province, Eastern parts of the

BY JAYJAY MESAAC GINGER Beach Resort continues to promote traditional ways of food preparation for tours and visitors who are

BY JAYJAY MESAAC GINGER Beach Resort (GBR) embarking visitors with better sanitation facility despite knowing the potential to reach the