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Lundi, 23 Janvier 2012 10:23 |
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 Are you traveling to Vanuatu soon? Download your copy of What to do in Vanuatu, January 2012 issue. We look forward to welcoming you to our humble shores.
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Vendredi, 20 Janvier 2012 14:59 |
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 Media Release, Port Vila, Vanuatu, January 18th, 2012: Vanuatu Volleyball and New Zealand Volleyball in an endeavour to develop their countries junior beach volleyball players came together for a one-week Junior Development Program from the 4th to 10th January in Port Vila, Vanuatu. |
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Mardi, 17 Janvier 2012 11:05 |
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 By Judie Fein and Paul Ross: Dear Amigos, What do you do when a year has hurtled to a close, after tripping and falling and stumbling for 12 months? Do you focus on the spills, and vow to forego the frills? Do you sigh, cry, throw up your hands and ask why? Or, do you take your attention—something precious that belongs to you and you alone—and gently shift the focus elsewhere? |
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Mis à jour le Mardi, 17 Janvier 2012 12:38 |
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Mercredi, 06 Juillet 2011 10:26 |
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 What to do in Vanuatu, VTO’s official newspaper published by the Daily Post, June issue is now out and readily available in PDF also. Click here to download your copy. In this issue, there is a special feature on the Vanuatu Post Office on page 12, plus VTO news, Sports and Entertainment events, a Legend from Vanuatu, Maps and more.
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Mis à jour le Mercredi, 06 Juillet 2011 10:41 |
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Mardi, 24 Mai 2011 15:16 |
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 What to do in Vanuatu, VTO’s official newspaper published by the Daily Post, May issue is now out and readily available in PDF also. Click here to download your copy. In this issue, there is a special feature spread on the Port Vila to Ratua Jet Ski Raid on page 4, plus latest industry news supplied by the VTO and tour operators, sports events, and a legend from Vanuatu who was Chief Roimata, maps and more.
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Mercredi, 27 Avril 2011 15:26 |
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 The Vanuatu Tourism Office's What to do in Vanuatu, April PDF newspaper is now ready. Get your copy by clicking here. Read, enjoy, and discover what matters here in Vanuatu!
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Lundi, 11 Avril 2011 14:59 |
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 Vanuatu Tourism Office's tourist newspaper What to do in Vanuatu March 2011, in collaboration with The Vanuatu Daily Post, is readily available online. Inside the issue, features the land diving or nagol since we are in the season of the legendary "leap of faith" traditional festival that takes place in the island of Pentecost every year from April to June. Click here for your copy in PDF.
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Mis à jour le Lundi, 11 Avril 2011 15:17 |
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Lundi, 11 Avril 2011 13:34 |
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 The Vanuatu Tourism Office recently received its ISLANDS Magazine copy from Sue Herrick, VTO’s North Americas Representative. The magazine carries a fantastic write up by David Lansing who came on a famil last year, beginning his story with, “I’m running late for lunch in Port Vila…”. You wouldn’t want to pause in the middle of reading. Click here and enjoy David’s article. Amanda Jones, a travel writer from the Los Angeles Times will also have her story on Vanuatu in upcoming weeks. The VTO would like to thank all industry members who supported David’s and Amanda’s 2010 famil.
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Vendredi, 01 Avril 2011 10:57 |
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 Personal account by Alcina Charlie (Vanuatu Tourism Office E-Marketing) on the brand launch in Esp. Santo : Saturday 26th March 2011: Arrival: Jimme Taea (co-vocalist, keyboardist), and I arrived at Santo Pekoa airport on Saturday 26th March around midday and our first taste of the island before our hostess picked us up was a gush of heat wave that had us sweating as if we’ve just come out of the shower. Oh yes, it was hotter than Vila, but little had I known that a refreshing reward awaited as soon we arrived at Village de Santo, a new boutique resort nestled on the outskirts of Mango Village along Red Corner road, only an 8-10 minutes drive from the airport and 3 minutes from Luganville’s main urban centre. As Beverly Anti, the resort manger and an aunty or bubu to local residents of Santo through her charity works for communities & villages, walked us through the gate and onto the premise, I was soaked into tranquillity surrounded by beautiful, lush, tropical gardens of ginger, palm, dwarf bamboo plants and bright yellow, red, and orange flowering shrubs neatly trimmed and planted outside each apartment for complete privacy. In the centre of the resort was an inviting pool for an afternoon dip. |
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Mis à jour le Vendredi, 01 Avril 2011 12:19 |
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Vendredi, 25 Mars 2011 15:19 |
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 Media release: There is a saying and it goes “ to raise a child, you need a village”, but for the Vanuatu Women’s Beach Volleyball team to come of age at the 2012 London Olympics they will need more than a village, they will need the entire country behind them and a lot of cash. ABC correspondent Sian Gard follows the story. Four young mothers aged between 19 and 25 are not only hoping to make Olympic history for qualifying for the 2012 London Olympics, but just quietly they dream of Olympic medals as well.
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Vendredi, 25 Février 2011 16:03 |
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 The officiating of Vanuatu's new Discover What Matters took place last week, and now we're preparing for Santo, Tanna, New Caledonia, Australia and New Zealand. Friday 11th March was a day of celebration, music and festivity! Photos taken during the exciting launch can be viewed on Vanuatu Tourism's fan page here and on Pica Web Albums courtesy of John Nicolls.
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Mis à jour le Mardi, 15 Mars 2011 12:26 |
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Lundi, 24 Janvier 2011 14:18 |
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 By Alcina Charlie: Stepping ashore Erakor Island felt great since I last visited, which was two years and too long ago I must admit. Today the resort is tagged ‘new look, new feel, same tropical paradise’, and whilst on the island, it was crystal that the resort had gone through thorough revamp luring in the long gone ambience Erakor once had, but better this time. The premises looked immaculate, lush, and fresh. Now under the ownership of Ms Cris Hardman who also owns Lagoon Beach Resort Apartments and Villas, bookings have risen again after long periods of silence in past years. Onsite, we saw groups of couples and families having a good time on the beach, or perched on sun lounges reading and having a private moment. Brenda, Nancy, Rachel, and I visited last Tuesday and were impressed.
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Mis à jour le Lundi, 24 Janvier 2011 14:29 |
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Mardi, 07 Décembre 2010 16:10 |
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 The Vanuatu Tourism Office would like to congratulate all finalists and winners of the Vanuatu Tourism Awards 2010. Winners for this years awards went to: Best Adventure/ Eco tour: The Edge Cascade Abseiling, Best scenic tour: Off road Adventure- Bush and Beach tour, Best tour Guide: Timothy Kaltakeira (Edge Abseiling), Best Front of House Employee: Kenneth Molwak (Warwick Le Lagon), Best Back of House employee: Maylin Roy (Chantillys), Best New Business: Lotus Day Spa, Best specialist Tourism Service: Event Logic, Best restaurant: La Tentation, Best Adventure/Bungalow accommodation: Tam Tam Bungalows- Malekula, Best Budget accommodation: Coconut palms Resort, Best self contained accommodation: Island Magic Resort, Best Boutique accommodation: Eratap resort, Best hotel: Chantillys on the Bay, Best resort: Eratap resort, Outstanding Contribution to tourism by an individual: David Miles. Special award to Air Vanuatu for 23 years of contribution to tourism development. |
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Lundi, 22 Novembre 2010 10:51 |
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 Click here to download your complimentary What To Do in Vanuatu newsletter issue 23, for November to December 2010, and plan for a festival holiday with so much to discover, experience and enjoy amongst our beautiful islands! The What To Do in Vanuatu newspaper is Vanuatu Tourism Office's official newspaper, published by the Vanuatu Daily Post.
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Lundi, 22 Novembre 2010 10:42 |
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 Two supersite billboards that show Vanuatu’s new brand imagery and a tagline are up at Sydney Airport, Australia! Measured at 12.66m x 3.35m, the billboard are designed to impact affluent business travelers waiting for taxis, and a driving audience coming from the Virgin and Jetstar pick up zones. The supersite billboards are impacting all drivers on approach to Sydney International Airport passenger drop off zones, and raising much interest and awareness on beautiful Vanuatu.
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Mis à jour le Lundi, 22 Novembre 2010 11:11 |
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Jeudi, 18 Novembre 2010 14:03 |
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 Every year, few weeks before Saint Andrew's day at the end of November, all the villagers on Rah island, an island in the far northern province of Vanuatu called Torba, join to make a 400meter fishing net with coconut leaves and the net is taken out to sea. Early in the morning on high tide, the villagers form a large semi circle out in the lagoon and pull the fish net together forming a loop. Following the tide, as it drops, villagers move in towards the center reducing the size of their loop until all the fish are trapped then caught at the lowest tide. This is one of Vanuatu's most fascinating community festival to watch and experience! The festival runs from 26th November to early December. Email Wrecks to Rainforest on
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Jeudi, 18 Novembre 2010 13:22 |
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 Release by Moon Communications Group in Campaign Brief, Tuesday 16, November 2010: The Vanuatu Tourism Office will this week debut its first ever destination marketing campaign, aiming to significantly increase the number of Australian and New Zealand travellers visiting its largely unexplored tropical islands. Developed by Moon Communications Group, Sydney (part of STW Group) after winning the competitive pitch earlier this year, the brand campaign will use the new tagline 'Discover What Matters' along with stunning emotive concepts to communicate the island's distinct offering.
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Mis à jour le Jeudi, 18 Novembre 2010 17:04 |
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Mercredi, 11 Août 2010 11:59 |
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 Earthquake update - August 11, 2010 – 11.00am: Vanuatu Tourism Office reports that no significant damage resulted from the earthquake in Vanuatu yesterday afternoon and normal tourism operations have returned. The Bauerfield Airport in Port Vila on Vanuatu’s main island of Efate closed temporarily yesterday afternoon as a precautionary measures to check for structural damage but has since opened and all flights are operating as normal. Annie Niatu Vanuatu Tourism Office general manager said all public places are open today and no major damage resulted from the earthquake. “Guests at the major resorts in Port Vila followed tsunami warning safety protocols and moved to higher ground however they were able to return to their accommodation shortly after and are again enjoying the warm hospitality of the locals in Vanuatu,” Annie said. |
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Lundi, 09 Août 2010 12:46 |
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 Source www.tropicpost.com: Lonely Planet released its latest travel guide list of the world’s happiest places. Topping the list is the 80 tropical island archipelago of Vanuatu, in the South Pacific island, while Montreal in Quebec holds second place. Lonely Planet said it was not surprised that Vanuatu emerged as the happiest place, because the general idea of a happy life, has images of a hammock in a white-sand beach. Vanuatu is known for its blue waters teeming with life, lush vegetation and scenic environment. This and more is reflected in the happy smiles of the local Ni-Vanuatu people. Lonely Planet’s travel guide pointed out Montreal is considered a happy city because it hosts Just for Laughs, which is one of the world’s biggest comedy festivals during summer. |
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Mardi, 03 Août 2010 09:38 |
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 Vanuatu Tourism Office’s 2nd issue What to Do in Vanuatu newspaper for July and August, published by the Vanuatu Daily Post is now available in PDF, featuring a special address delivered by Vanuatu founding father, late
Father Walter Lini to the nation on 30th July 1980, to celebrate
Vanuatu’s 30 years of Independence. In this issue tells the story of
Diana Tam Art Gallery, Efate and Santo maps, a splash on Best Of Diving
sites, shopping guides, travel tips, plus Vanuatu’s ever exciting range
of tours and activities visitors can choose to make a holiday to
remember. Click on front cover thumbnail (left) to download your copy.
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