Oceania

Australia and New Zealand boost Pacific development through aid supporting aviation, tourism infrastructure, resilience and regional connectivity.

New Zealand and Australia strengthen Pacific tourism through aid investments supporting aviation, infrastructure, regional connectivity and sustainable travel

Niue tourism recovery highlights accommodation capacity, mandatory prebooked stays and Auckland flight changes amid growing visitor demand

Kiribati's Nonouti improves tourism access through a US$52 million transport upgrade, enhancing connectivity via South Tarawa and Brisbane

Hong Kong HKSAR passport holders gain 30-day visa-free access to Nicaragua and Solomon Islands, expanding travel to 178 destinations

Tuvalu faces rising sea levels and climate change as the low-lying Pacific island nation confronts growing environmental challenges and tourism uncertainty.

Tuvalu, Funafuti, and Fongafale welcome travelers exploring South Pacific lagoons, conservation areas, and remote atolls amidst changing ocean landscapes

Papua New Guinea requires most international travellers to obtain digital travel authorisation before departure as Visa-on-Arrival remains limited

New Zealand sees rising international visitor arrivals as Auckland, Christchurch and Queenstown adapt to changing hotel demand and travel trends

Tasmania's MONA opens Phrontisterion in Hobart, blending rare books, immersive art and heritage to strengthen Australia's cultural tourism

Australia and New Zealand Strengthen Pacific Tourism Future Through Strategic Aid, Aviation Infrastructure and Regional Connectivity Investments

New Zealand and Australia Strengthen Pacific Tourism Through Record Development Investment, Could This Unlock a New Era of Safer, Better Connected Island Travel?

Niue’s Tourism Boom Brings New Opportunities and Fresh Challenges as Accommodation Demand Surges and Auckland Flight Frequency Declines, But Is the Island Ready for Its Next Chapter?

Kiribati’s Nonouti Unlocks New Tourism Opportunities With US$52 Million in Climate-Resilient Transport Investments, But Can Local Communities Capture the Growing Visitor Economy?

Hong Kong Expands Global Travel Freedom With New Visa-Free Access to Nicaragua and Solomon Islands, But Could This Unlock a New Era of International Tourism and Business Travel?

Oceania’s Tuvalu Faces Rising Seas and an Uncertain Future as Climate Change Threatens One of the World’s Smallest Nations: Could This Pacific Paradise Be Forever Transformed?

A Sanctuary Surrounded by Sea: Discover How Funafuti and Tuvalu’s Living Heritage Offer a Rare, Unforgettable Journey Into the South Pacific

Papua New Guinea Strengthens Entry Requirements by Limiting Visa-on-Arrival and Requiring Most International Travellers to Secure Digital Travel Approval Before Departure

New Zealand, Auckland, Christchurch and Queenstown Welcome Rising International Visitor Arrivals, But Are Hotels Seeing the Premium Tourism Growth They Had Hoped For?

Tasmania Welcomes a New Era of Cultural Tourism as Hobart’s MONA Opens the Spectacular Phrontisterion with Shakespeare’s First Folio, Historic Manuscripts and Rare Global Collections—Could This Become Australia’s Most Remarkable Museum Experience?