Second Quarter of 2023, Over 10,000 Visitors Arrived
THE total arrivals for the second quarter of 2023 were 10,358, an increase of 24.5% compared to the previous quarter
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Government Affairs
New Air Service Agreement to Enhance Air Connectivity
SENIOR officials from Solomon Islands and New Zealand successfully concluded their two-day negotiations to renew the Air Service Agreement (ASA)
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‘Solomon’s Potential for Tourism is Endless’
BY JOHN HOUANIHAU NEW Zealand Deputy High Commissioner to the Solomon Islands Ms. Kate Bradlow has said Solomon Islands Potential
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PM Sogavare Reassures Stakeholders of Commitment to Tourism
BY JOHN HOUANIHAU SOLOMON Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare reassured key stakeholders in the country’s tourism sector that his government
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Hotel Executives Updated On Pacific Games 2023
The Government Services Integration Committee (GSIC) held a successful and productive meeting with Honiara City Tourism Association Executive Members, the
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First Emirati Granted Visa under SI/UAE Reciprocal Visa Arrangement
Mohamad Albloushi was the first Emirati to have his visa granted on arrival in Solomon Islands, a result of a
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Foreign Investors Completes Tour of Potential Tourism Development Sites In Solomon Islands
BETWEEN 19-29th September the Ministry of Culture and Tourism (MCT) hosted a group of foreign investors looking for tourism investment
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Statement from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism on the incident at Bloody Ridge National Peace Park
8th August 2022 Statement by BUNYAN SIVORO, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Culture and Tourism, Solomon Islands This morning the annual
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Sivoro Sworn-In As New Permanent Secretary For MCT
The new Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism was sworn-in today (June 29) by the Acting Governor
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Arrangement Signed To Support Tourism Sector
A FUNDING arrangement of NZD$550,000 (SBD2.8m) to support the tourism sector in Solomon Islands was signed on Tuesday at the
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