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A Message from the Director
"It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to the Department of Tourism website. This website is designed to provide information to all those who are interested in the tourism sector in Vanuatu."
"This website provides relevant information on government policies, regulations, procedures and laws of the country that impact on tourism standards, cruise tourism and product development relating to tourism development to ensure that your tourism activity does not directly or indirectly degrade the natural environment and cultural heritage of the people of this country. The information that is available on this site is applicable to both locals and foreigners."
"As head of this department I have great pleasure in welcoming you to the resources that is available through this site and hope that the information is useful for your individual purpose."
— Director of Tourism, Paul Pio
Latest News
- DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM INITIATES THE 2024 NATIONAL TOURISM PRODUCT AUDIT 22/08/2024
- Tok Tok Vanuatu Returns After 4-Year Break 01/08/2024
- Tourism remains a strong growing sector in Vanuatu: Kalotap 23/07/2024
- Tourism remains a strong growing sector in Vanuatu: Kalotap 23/07/2024
- Department of Tourism Extends Lifeline to Tourism Operators in Northern Vanuatu in the Aftermath of Cyclone Lola 22/11/2023
- Expedition Cruise Silver Explorer - An Unforgettable Journey in North Ambrym 16/10/2023
- Coming Soon: MALAMPA Province Provincial Sustainable Tourism Management Plan (2023-2028) 04/10/2023
- Improving Transparency: New Right to Information Article Now Available! 02/10/2023
- Department of Tourism and Vanuatu Skills Partnership Strengthen Tourism Development Collaborations 29/09/2023
- Port Vila City Council Issues Reminder on Vendor Permits Ahead of Cruise Ship Arrival 03/05/2023
Vanuatu: A remote, undiscovered tropical paradise on your doorstep
Vanuatu is an independent Melanesian nation of the South Pacific whose famously hospitable people occupy a chain of 83 pristine islands blanked by tropical rainforests and cooled by the Pacific trade winds. In times of unrestricted travel, Vanuatu receives direct flights from Australia, New Zealand, Noumea, Fiji, Solomon Islands and China.
Interested in planning your next adventure in Vanuatu? Visit the country's official travel guide at Vanuatu.Travel and follow our official Instagram page @VanuatuIslands
We support Sustainable Tourism
Sustainable tourism is an approach to tourism development that seeks to achieve a balance of economic viability, social acceptability and environmental responsibility.The Vanuatu Sustainable Tourism Policy (VSTP) provides a guiding framework and direction for the Government of Vanuatu (GOV) and all stakeholders to develop their tourism sector in a sustainable manner.
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PMB 9099
George Pompidou Road Port Vila
Phone: (678) 33 400
Email:
Website: tourism.gov.vu