AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTourism Data for Niue: The Pacific Tourism Organisation, with the Niue Tourism Office, has released the 2024 International Visitor Survey via the Pacific Tourism Data Initiative, highlighting visitor preferences and spending to guide Niue’s next tourism push. Fuel & Power Pressure in the Pacific: Penrhyn Island in the Cook Islands has run through its last 100 litres of diesel, borrowing 5,000 litres from a police patrol boat and restricting power use while a battery replacement project continues. Regional Tourism Funding Debate: Fiji’s tourism promotion spending is under scrutiny in Parliament, with questions about measurable support for small businesses despite claims of strong results from the South Pacific Tourism Exchange 2026. Pacific Culture on Stage (for travellers): The Pacific Dance Festival 2026 kicks off in Māngere with a two-and-a-half-week programme featuring artists from across the Pacific, including Niuean performers, plus venues across Auckland before a run north. Sāmoan Language Week in Auckland: A Manurewa Library event closed Sāmoan Language Week, spotlighting Pacific languages and culture in community spaces—good news for culture-led travel planning across the region.
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