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RECAP: ROVIANA LAGOON FESTIVAL 2025 | The Roviana Lagoon Festival 2025 was a great success, with a large turnout of loca...
19/12/2025

RECAP: ROVIANA LAGOON FESTIVAL 2025 | The Roviana Lagoon Festival 2025 was a great success, with a large turnout of locals and visitors. Chairperson Leanna praised her team, saying they “managed to bring the festival to its feet and keep it there to the very last day.” She stressed the festival’s role in preserving culture and teaching younger generations the importance of traditions. “The Roviana Lagoon Festival also helps to promote our tourism… which will in turn support our economy,” she said. Leanna thanked all participants, sponsors, volunteers, and spectators, adding, “This event is for you, for us, for our neighbours and for our visiting friends.” The closing line in local language expressed gratitude and celebration, honoring the community and the festival’s success.

Photos credit @ Roviana Lagoon Festival

GOVERNMENT INJECTS $46.4M INTO TOURISM | The Ministry of Culture and Tourism will receive SBD $46.4 million in the 2026 ...
10/12/2025

GOVERNMENT INJECTS $46.4M INTO TOURISM | The Ministry of Culture and Tourism will receive SBD $46.4 million in the 2026 national budget. Minister Choylin Yim Douglas told Parliament during her contribution to the 2026 Appropriation Bill 2025 in Parliament last week that this is the same strong level of funding as last year. She said the money will support three main programs: tourism development and strengthening (SBD $22 million), national tourism product development (SBD $14.2 million), and cultural heritage and tourism infrastructure (SBD $10.2 million). The ministry plans to improve accommodation, create new cultural and nature-based tourism products, and make travel easier by working with air, land and sea transport sectors. Key tourism hubs—Honiara, Munda, Tulagi and Auki—will be the priority to help grow tourism quickly.

05/12/2025

Visale, in Northwest Guadalcanal, is a popular resting spot. People from West Guadalcanal, South Guadalcanal, and the Russell Islands often stay there in the evenings before catching the early morning OBM (Outboard Motorboat) back to their homes after

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19/11/2025

Green Lagoon- Reef Islands, Solomon Islands

13/11/2025

YOUNG HIKER BUILDS ECO BIZ | Riley Joe, a 25-year-old from Central Guadalcanal, has turned his passion for nature into a small but growing eco-tourism business called Soel Mountain Tours. His local tour eco-business promotes hiking, nature exploration, and caring for the environment. Through his work, Riley hopes to inspire others—especially young people—to protect the land and enjoy the natural beauty of their home.

Visual Credit: Kreiner Tukali – Isles Media Freelancer

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