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Natasha Ram, marketing officer for the Pacific Tourism Organisation, recently attended the ‘Hidden Treasures of the South Pacific’ roadshow in Canberra, Sydney and Melbourne, Australia.
As a representative of the Pacific Tourism Organisation, Natasha joined forces with Pacific Trade and Investment Australia to represent the Hidden Treasures of the South Pacific Small Island States (Tuvalu Tourism, Tonga Tourism, Marshall Islands, Nauru, Federated States of Micronesia and Kiribati Tourism), Cook Islands Tourism (official), New Caledonia Tourism, Niue Tourism, Norfolk Island, Palau, Samoa Tourism, Vanuatu Tourism, Solomon Islands Tourism, Tahiti Tourism and Fiji Airways).
The Hidden Treasures of the South Pacific represents a unique group of entities dedicated to promoting the diverse and fascinating products of the South Pacific region.
Hidden Treasures of the South Pacific effectively showcases the rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes and vibrant communities that characterise this fascinating region to the Australian tourism industry. The partnership established through this collaboration has increased awareness and deepened understanding of what makes the South Pacific an irresistible destination for Australian visitors.
Treasures of the South Pacific is sponsored by the Pacific Trade and Investment Agency (PTIA) Pacific Tourism Organisation, with Fiji Airways being the main sponsor of the roadshow.
It was day one of the Treasures of the South Pacific Roadshow in Canberra, Australia. The event was held at the QT Hotel. It was heartwarming to see representatives from across our beautiful Pacific: Cook Islands Tourism, Fiji Tourism, New Caledonia, Niue Tourism, Norfolk Island, Palau, Samoa Tourism, Solomon Islands Tourism, Tahiti, Vanuatu Tourism and Fiji Airways.
Day 2
“We work with Pacific Trade and Investment Australia to represent the hidden treasures of the South Pacific small island nations of Tuvalu, Tonga, the Marshall Islands, Nauru, the Federated States of Micronesia and Kiribati.
A great evening to network and share information with agents. It was a great opportunity for me to promote our industry membership program, the Pacific Storytellers Program (PSSP) and the South Pacific Tourism Exchange (SPTE) 2025 which will be held in Fiji.
The Treasures of the South Pacific Roadshow embarks on an unforgettable journey, uncovering the essence of a fascinating region.
Treasures of the South Pacific is proudly sponsored by Pacific Trade and Investment Australia (PTIA) and the Pacific Tourism Organisation (SPTO), with Fiji Airways being the main sponsor of this exciting roadshow.
The roadshows in Canberra, Sydney and Melbourne provide us with an excellent opportunity to promote our premier event, South Pacific Tourism Exchange (SPTE) 2025, and the Pacific Storytelling Specialists Program (PSSP), which has already received a large number of registrations, while our Industry Membership Program (IMP) is also expected to attract potential registrants.
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