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CULTURES CONNECT AT DREAMCAST THEATRE | Local artist Natty Dolaiasi called a recent cultural exchange between Solomon Is...
13/08/2025

CULTURES CONNECT AT DREAMCAST THEATRE | Local artist Natty Dolaiasi called a recent cultural exchange between Solomon Islands and Australian artists “a story worth telling.” Held at Dreamcast Theatre in Honiara on August 9, the event brought together Ngarluma artists from Australia and local performers for a three-day celebration of shared culture. Through music, dance, and storytelling, the exchange showed the deep connections between the two cultures — from fishing traditions to ancient songs. Dolaiasi said it was not just a performance, but a powerful way to share identity, history, and unity across communities.

Read More Here: https://tourism.islesmedia.net/cultures-connect-through-art-at-dreamcast-theatre/

SANTA CRUZ FLIGHT SUCCESS | A test flight was recently successfully completed at Santa Cruz Airfield in Temotu Province ...
12/08/2025

SANTA CRUZ FLIGHT SUCCESS | A test flight was recently successfully completed at Santa Cruz Airfield in Temotu Province by the Civil Aviation Authority of Solomon Islands (CAASI). The plane took off and landed twice without any problems. This is a crucial step toward restoring regular flights to the area. The upgrade of the airfield and the test flight were supported by the World Bank, SIRAP 2, MCA, CHEC, and Egis. These groups are collaborating to enhance transportation and facilitate connections between Temotu Province and the rest of the country.

Source: Solomon Islands Roads and Aviation Project

12/08/2025

WEEKLY TOURISM NEWS HIGHLIGHTS | Welcome to the Tourism Media News Desk – your source for weekly tourism updates. This week, we look at the main highlights and top stories that shaped the tourism sector. Stay tuned for key developments, events, and changes impacting travel and tourism in the country, region, and beyond.

SOLOMON ISLANDS BOOSTS DIVING | Tourism Solomons has praised Emperor Divers for launching a new dive centre in Honiara, ...
12/08/2025

SOLOMON ISLANDS BOOSTS DIVING | Tourism Solomons has praised Emperor Divers for launching a new dive centre in Honiara, further strengthening the Solomon Islands’ status as a top global diving destination. “For the people of the Solomon Islands and its visitors, this centre will open a new way to access the incredible diving that surrounds them,” said Emperor Divers CEO Alex Bryant. “It has the potential to transform how both locals and tourists experience the country’s stunning marine environment.” The new centre offers easy access to popular dive sites like Hirokawa and Kinugawa Maru, and will be managed by experienced instructor Dave Pearce. Tourism Solomons CEO Dagnal Dereveke said, “Improving dive facilities in the Solomon Islands further reinforces our stance as a serious contender on the international dive scene. The move comes shortly after another dive centre was opened in Gizo by Fatboys Resort, highlighting growing investment in the country's dive tourism sector.

Read More Here: https://tourism.islesmedia.net/solomon-islands-strengthens-position-as-top-global-dive-destination/

SOLOMON AIRLINES EXPANDS ROUTES | Solomon Airlines is updating its international schedule from October 3, 2025, focusing...
12/08/2025

SOLOMON AIRLINES EXPANDS ROUTES | Solomon Airlines is updating its international schedule from October 3, 2025, focusing on routes between Australia, New Zealand, and Vanuatu to support growing tourism. “We are designing operations to best meet customer demand, especially for tourism development,” said John Wopereis, the airline’s commercial manager. “That means schedules which allow a 7-night stay at primary destinations.” New changes include more Auckland-Port Vila flights, a second weekly Brisbane-Espiritu Santo service from April 2026, and a new Brisbane-Honiara flight on Saturdays. Flights between Santo and Port Vila will stop, as Air Vanuatu resumes domestic services. “Designing an optimal airline schedule is ongoing,” Wopereis added, “it is a case of responding to customers’ needs and wants.”

Read More Here: https://tourism.islesmedia.net/solomon-airlines-new-focus-on-operations-from-australia-and-new-zealand-to-vanuatu/

CULTURES UNITE THROUGH ART | Dreamcast Theatre from the Solomon Islands and Ngarluma Cultural Artists from Australia cam...
12/08/2025

CULTURES UNITE THROUGH ART | Dreamcast Theatre from the Solomon Islands and Ngarluma Cultural Artists from Australia came together on August 9, 2025, in Honiara for a public event celebrating cultural storytelling through music and dance. Held at the Dreamcast Hub in Koloale, the free event showcased traditional and modern performances that highlighted the deep cultural ties between First Nations Australians and Solomon Islanders. Supported by the Australian High Commission, the event emphasized connection, respect, and diplomacy through the arts.

Read More Here: https://tourism.islesmedia.net/dreamcast-and-ngarluma-light-up-honiara-with-cultural-performances/

CULTURES CONNECT THROUGH PERFORMANCE | Dreamcast Theatre from the Solomon Islands and Ngarluma Cultural Artists from Aus...
12/08/2025

CULTURES CONNECT THROUGH PERFORMANCE | Dreamcast Theatre from the Solomon Islands and Ngarluma Cultural Artists from Australia came together in Honiara for a powerful evening of cultural celebration at the Dreamcast Hub in Koloale. The event, held on August 9, 2025, was free to the public and featured music, dance, and storytelling, blending traditional and modern elements. This event is about more than just performance. It’s about connection – our shared stories, respect, and the ties between our people,” said Samuel Cox from the Australian High Commission, adding, “It shows a new way of doing diplomacy—through art and culture.” The event showcased the rich heritage of the Ngarluma people and highlighted unity between communities through creative expression.

11/08/2025

Last Saturday, Dreamcast Arts Hub in Chinatown hosted a free cultural event. First Nations artists from Australia's Pilbara region performed with Dreamcast Theatre artists.
The show featured stories and traditions.
It was a great opportunity to learn about the Pilbara's rich culture and history

08/08/2025

ISLANDERS HONOUR HEROES’ SACRIFICE | Solomon Islanders gathered on Commonwealth Street to mark the 83rd anniversary of the U.S. Marines' landing on Guadalcanal during World War II, a key moment in the nation's history. The emotional commemoration was attended by international representatives from the U.S., Japan, New Zealand, Australia, and the U.K., alongside local leaders and citizens. The ceremony featured marches, wreath laying, a moment of silence, and the presentation of medallions honouring the vital role played by Solomon Islanders during the war.

AMBASSADOR SALATO CELEBRATES FILMMAKERS | Ambassador John Salato honoured the winners of a short film competition that s...
07/08/2025

AMBASSADOR SALATO CELEBRATES FILMMAKERS | Ambassador John Salato honoured the winners of a short film competition that shared Solomon Islanders’ experiences in China. The event celebrated cultural exchange and highlighted personal stories of study, work, and life in China. The ambassador praised the filmmakers for promoting friendship between the two countries.

Read More Here: https://tourism.islesmedia.net/ambassador-salato-honours-winners-of-short-film-competition-celebrating-solomon-islanders-experiences-in-china/

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