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  • Wollongong

    Location:
    Sage Hotel Wollongong
    60-62 Harbour St,
    Wollongong, NSW 2500

    Date:
    Tuesday 11th August 2026

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  • Sydney

    Location:
    Watersedge at Campbell’s Stores
    25 Hickson Rd,
    The Rocks, NSW 2000

    Date:
    Wednesday 12 August 2026

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  • Brisbane

    Location:
    The Warehouse Loft,
    8 McLachlan Street,
    Fortitude Valley, QLD 4006

    Date:
    Tuesday 4th August 2026

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  • Sunshine Coast

    Location:
    Avani Mooloolaba Beach Hotel,
    Cnr Brisbane Rd & First Ave,
    Mooloolaba

    Date:
    Monday 3rd August 2026

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  • Melbourne

    Location:
    The Hotel Windsor,
    111 Spring St,
    Melbourne, VIC

    Date:
    Thursday 13th August 2026

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  • Events NZ 2025

    We have completed our 2025 Roadshow, hosting functions in Auckland (AKL), Christchurch (CHC) and Wellington (WLG) in September 2025.

    The Treasures of the South Pacific Team & Members are already planning for 2026. We look forward to seeing you there!

    Please check back for details.

  • Kingdom Of Tonga

    Kingdom Of Tonga

    The Kingdom of Tonga, affectionately known as the “Friendly Islands”

    The Kingdom of Tonga, affectionately known as the “Friendly Islands,” offers Australian travelers an unspoiled paradise with 176 islands, 36 of which are inhabited. This archipelago presents a unique blend of natural beauty, rich culture, and warm hospitality, making it an ideal destination for your clients seeking an authentic South Pacific experience.

    Pristine Beaches and Marine Adventures:

    Tonga’s crystal-clear waters and white sandy beaches provide a serene backdrop for relaxation and adventure. The islands are renowned for their vibrant coral reefs, making them a haven for snorkelling and diving enthusiasts.

    Between July and October, Tonga becomes one of the few places in the world where visitors can swim alongside majestic humpback whales, offering a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

    Cultural Richness and Heritage:

    Tonga’s deep-rooted Polynesian culture is evident in its traditional ceremonies, dance, and art. Visitors can explore ancient archaeological sites, such as the Haʻamonga ʻa Maui Trilithon on Tongatapu, and participate in local feasts, gaining insight into the Tongan way of life.

    Accessibility and Hospitality:

    With direct flights from Australia to Tonga’s capital, Nukuʻalofa, reaching this tropical haven is convenient. The Tongan people’s genuine friendliness and the nation’s commitment to preserving its cultural heritage ensure that visitors feel welcomed and enriched by their stay.

    Diverse Island Experiences:

    Each island group in Tonga offers distinct experiences. The Vavaʻu islands are famed for sailing and whale watching, Haʻapai boasts untouched beaches and diving spots, Eua is known for its natural beauty, lush forests, and hiking trails – perfect for adventurers, and Tongatapu serves as the cultural and political heart of the nation.

    Tonga’s combination of natural wonders, cultural depth, and warm hospitality makes it a compelling choice for Australian travellers seeking an authentic and enriching holiday destination.

    Contact Tonga Tourism

    0412 524 699

    richard@ptm.net.au

    www.tongatourism.travel

  • Fiji Airways

    Fiji Airways

    https://www.fijiairways.com

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  • Pacific Trade Invest

    Pacific Trade Invest

    https://pacifictradeinvest.com

  • Australian Travel Industry Association

    Australian Travel Industry Association

    https://afta.com.au

  • Palau

    Palau

    Palau, is a tropical island in the western Pacific Ocean and is home to a breathtaking cluster of more than 500 islands.

    Known as a destination for those who want to experience the wild side of nature, Palau is a playground for hikers, divers and intrepid souls. It’s a leader in sustainable tourism, launching the world-first Palau Pledge in 2017.

    Palau harbors a diverse environment and an ancient island culture. It is a world-renowned premier diving destination, known to be one of the seven underwater wonders of the world. This pristine paradise hosts landscapes brimming with hidden caves, historical World War II sites, waterfalls and diverse flora and fauna.

    As you embark on your journey through Palau, you’ll find yourself captivated not only by its breathtaking natural wonders but also by the dynamic and enduring spirit of its people.

    Contact Palau Tourism

    02 8077 3555

    caroline.potts@gtitourism.com.au

    www.pristineparadisepalau.com/

  • Gold Coast

    Location:
    Hilton Surfers Paradise Hotel & Residences
    6 Orchid Ave,
    Surfers Paradise, QLD 4217

    Date:
    Wednesday 5th August 2026

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  • Niue

    Niue

    Adventures that will create memories of a lifetime is what Niue is all about.  A perfect destination for the active relaxer. 

    Explore the enchanting allure of Niue Island, where breathtaking landscapes and warm hospitality await you. From gin-clear waters perfect for diving to vibrant cultural experiences, discover the top ten reasons why this hidden gem should be your next getaway. Embrace the tranquility, adventure, and unique charm of Niue—where every visit feels like coming home.

    Top 10 Reasons To Visit:

    1.  Take It Easy
    Although Niue is a world apart, the island is easily accessible via 3 1/2-hour nonstop flights from Auckland on Air New Zealand, the currency is NZ Dollars, and English is universally spoken.

    2.  Warmth
    With an average water temperature of 25 degrees Celsius, a typical tropical climate and kind, caring people, you will feel the warmth year-round.

    3.  Gin Clear Water
    Whether you’re diving, snorkeling, or simply gazing at the ocean while enjoying a cool drink, the water clarity will amaze you with up to 70m visability. And Niue’s abundant supply of fresh water is drinkable.

    4.  Coral Reef On Your Doorstep
    The reef shelf is narrow and falls off into deep ocean very quickly, so fishing, diving or whale watching can take place just a few metres from shore.

    5.  Breathtakingly Unique
    Swim with dolphins, see and swim with humpback whales, visit the biggest little yacht club in the world, catch an Uga [coconut crab], or snorkel in warm, safe rock pools teeming with colourful fish. Niue will take your breath away with its unique geology, landscape and marine life.

    6.  Avoid The Crowds
    With a land area of 260sq. kms there is space for you here. When out exploring you often feel like you are the first one to discover the many secluded coves, caves and pools.

    7.  Welcome
    Niueans are welcoming and genuine people. You can find yourself immersed in a vibrant culture, sharing and enjoying celebrations and the everyday lives of our locals in a manner that is hard to find elsewhere.

    8.  Reconnect
    Niue is the perfect place to reconnect with family or friends with its relaxed environment.

    9.  Enjoy What Niue Does Not Have
    Come and share our world apart, with no crowds, no queues, no traffic lights, and a pace of life many yearn for.

    10.  Belonging
    You will arrive as a visitor and leave as a friend, with a true sense of belonging, already planning your return visit.

    Contact Niue Tourism

    +64 21 995 226

    sarah@niueisland.com

    www.niueisland.com

  • Events: Home Page

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    The TOSP roadshow is back in 2026.

    Embark on an unforgettable journey with ‘Treasures of the South Pacific’ as we unveil the essence of this enchanting region! Prepare to be swept away by breathtaking wonders, immerse yourself in cultural richness, and create memories that will last a lifetime…

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  • Intro

    Intro

    Like No Place on Earth – As a region, the South Pacific is filled with outstanding attractions. But each of the member countries which make up the Treasures of the South Pacific has its own special and individual allure.

    These enchanting islands and beautiful people have for hundreds of years stirred the mind and excited the imagination.

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  • Cook Islands

    Cook Islands

    The Cook Islands is a little paradise where it’s easy to feel free and where you’ll find more than enough to do.

    Life here is simply beautiful, and the best part is it’s so much closer and more affordable than you think! Lying in the heart of the pacific, the Cook Islands are located halfway between Australia’s east coast and Hawaii.

    From the mainland of Rarotonga to the outer islands of Aitutaki, you’ll find beauty, nature and connection combine. Warm white sands, crystal blue waters and tall coconut palms create a picturesque paradise deserving of daydreaming. The Cook Islands truly encapsulate this definition of paradise, but in this destination, personal paradise is created by so much more than a formula!

    Who should visit the Cook Islands?

    The perfect client for the Cook Islands is any traveller looking for an island getaway, especially someone who has been to Fiji, Hawaii or any other South Pacific island. 

    • Accommodation to suit everyone from backpackers to luxury boutique villas, resorts and everything in between
    • Plenty to see and do on land and sea
    • New Zealand dollar
    • English speaking
    • Safe destination 
    • quick 50 minute flight to Aitutaki featuring the most beautiful lagoon in the world

    Why visit the Cook Islands? 

    Only 32 kilometers around, the main island of Rarotonga feels like one big resort where everything is easily accessible no matter where visitors stay.

    Things to do

    Visitors can do as much or as little as they like on the islands, giving them a well-rounded holiday experience filled with adventure and relaxation.  

    Water Activities

    • Kayaking
    • Stand-up paddle boarding
    • Snorkelling
    • Lagoon cruises
    • Kite surfing
    • Night SUP
    • SCUBA diving
    • Sea scooter turtle tours 

    Land

    • Storytellers Eco Cycle Tour
    • Cross Island Trek
    • Buggy Tours
    • Safari Tours

    Outer Islands

    • Aitutaki Day Tour or stay longer
    • Overnight in Atiu for caving and bird watching

    Culture

    • Punanga Nui Saturday morning markets
    • Muri night markets
    • Progressive dinner
    • Island nights (Rarotonga and Aitutaki) at resorts and cultural villages

    Where to stay

    The Cook Islands offer a wide range of accommodation to suit a variety of client requests.

    • Eco retreat
    • Glamping
    • Holiday homes
    • Adults only resorts
    • Boutique hotels
    • Family-friendly resorts
    • Backpackers
    • Self contained
    • Luxury villas
    • Partial over water bungalows
    • Home stays

    Best time to go

    Any time is a good time to visit – it really depends on what your client is looking for!

    April/May & September/October:

    Fantastic shoulder period. Warm and dry.

    June to August:

    Best time to escape Aussie winter.
    Is also peak season so advisable to book early.

    November to February:

    Hotter, more humid time of year.  

    How to get to the Cook Islands

    • Air New Zealand and Jetstar fly via Auckland 
    • Jetstar operates direct flights from Sydney to Rarotonga four times a week – on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays – with an additional Saturday flight available from May to October 2025. Departing Sydney at 9:30pm, flights arrive in Rarotonga on the same day, between 6:30 and 7am.
    • No visa is required for stays of up to 31 days. All passports must be valid for at least six months beyond the date of departure from the Cook Islands.

    Contact Cook Islands Tourism

    (02) 8209 1658

    ausmanager@cookislands.travel

    www.cookislands.travel

  • New Caledonia

    New Caledonia

    New Caledonia: The French paradise on Australia’s doorstep

    Spectacular natural scenery, jaw-droppingly beautiful islands and a unique fusion of French and Melanesian culture make New Caledonia one of the true jewels of the South Pacific.

    One of Australia’s closest neighbours, the archipelago is just a short direct flight from the Australian east coast, making it the perfect destination for a short break, an indulgent holiday or something in between. At less than 2 hours from Brisbane and under 3 hours from Sydney, its easy to set out on your own incredible New Caledonia holiday: lazing on untouched white sands beneath the warm Pacific sun, getting active with golf, diving, hiking and other exciting activities, or explore an incredible nature from thick rain forests to red soil and dry savannah.

    From a UNESCO World Heritage listed lagoon to experiences that simply cannot be found anywhere else, your next New Caledonia holiday is sure to be unforgettable.

    11 reasons to come to New Caledonia

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    Join New Caledonia Tourism online training programme to boost your sales and enjoy exclusive benefits!
    With our 6 fun & interactive 20 mins modules, build your knowledge and skills and discover everything you need to know about New Caledonia!

    New Caledonia Tourism online training

    Keep in touch with the destination!

    Join the New Caledonia Tourisme Newsletter and follow us on our Social Media channels for all the latest news and inspiration.

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    Visit New Caledonia Tourisme website and access to:

    • Exclusive itineraries and brochures
    • A library with thousand of inspiring photos and videos
    • A webinar library
    • And so much more!
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    Contact New Caledonia Tourisme

    02 8123 0777

    hello@nctourisme.com

    www.trade.newcaledonia.travel

  • Solomon Islands

    Solomon Islands

    Explore the hidden paradise of this Pacific archipelago comprising of 992 islands;

    There is so much to see and do in the Solomon Islands – from the diver’s paradise of diverse marine life, to the wild interiors of local village treks. Feel the spirit of adventure as you explore the Solomon’s; take a step back in time where the islands remain – unhurried, undeveloped, untouched and unspoiled. Welkam and Lukim You!

    Tucked away in the South Pacific, the Solomon Islands are a little known, unspoilt paradise. They offer a chance to explore islands of exotic beauty, a unique blend of cultures, a fascinating history and a warm Pacific welcome, just 3 hours from Australia.

    The Solomons offer a taste of a different world. Almost 1000 green islands lie scattered within a dazzling sea. Visit places where you could believe you’re the first person to ever slip into the clear blue waters and set foot on the warm sand.

    The islands and waters are still a little known pristine paradise. They are particularly special for their remarkable biodiversity, containing thousands of different plant and animal species, especially the marine life. Many species are known only to the Solomon’s.

    Contact Tourism Solomons

    0412 524 699

    richard@ptm.net.au

    www.visitsolomons.com.sb