SINU Business and Tourism Students Urged To Take University Studies Seriously
New and continuing students at the Solomon Islands National University (SINU) School of Business and Tourism (FBT) have been urged
Read MoreNew and continuing students at the Solomon Islands National University (SINU) School of Business and Tourism (FBT) have been urged
Read MoreHoniara, Solomon Islands – 30/07/2026: The Ministry of Culture and Tourism acknowledges the Australian government through the Strongim Bisnis program
Read MoreThe Solomon Islands National University (SINU), the Young Entrepreneurs Council of Solomon Islands (YECSI), and the Ministry of Culture and
Read MorePrime Minister Hon. Jeremiah Manele warmly welcomed the arrival of the traditional voyaging canoes Tepuke andUto Ni Yaloduring a special
Read MoreThe Solomon Islands National University (SINU), the Young Entrepreneurs Council Solomon Islands (YECSI) and the Ministry of Culture and Tourism
Read MoreIN its latest effort to boost Solomon Islands’ tourism and hospitality sector, Australia recently delivered an accredited Customer Care –
Read MoreEXCITEMENT filled the air as 105 bright-eyed students from Florence Young Early Childhood Education (ECE) Centre, along with 10 dedicated
Read MoreBY CHRIS ALEX NEW Zealand’s High Commissioner, Jonathan Schwass, emphasised the Solomon Islands’ untapped tourism potential, highlighting the country’s rich
Read MoreBY CHRIS ALEX PERMANENT Secretary of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, Barney Sivoro, emphasized the importance of youth empowerment
Read MoreBY CHRIS ALEX THE tourism sector in the Solomon Islands holds significant potential for growth, but it faces critical challenges
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