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The National Tourism Conference & Expo, is set to take place on Wednesday 9th to Thursday 10th April, 2025, at the Hilton Hotel Port Moresby, aligning with the Nation’s 50th Independence Anniversary.
The Papua New Guinea Tourism Promotion Authority (TPA) urges tourism industry members, stakeholders, and business leaders to register for the much-anticipated National Tourism Conference & Expo 2025 (NTCE).
Under the theme “Honouring Our Past, Transforming Our Future,” the conference aims to bring together key industry players, government agencies, and international tourism experts to discuss strategies to advance Papua New Guinea’s tourism sector.
The event will be hosted by TPA in partnership Papua New Guinea Tourism Industry Association (PNGTIA) and sponsored by Mineral Resource Development Company (MRDC) as the event’s platinum sponsor.
TPA’s CEO, Eric Mossman Uvovo calls on all industry members to register and participate in the 2025 National Tourism Conference & Expo.
“We are calling on all industry players, from accommodation providers and tour operators to government agencies and corporate investors, to be part of this timely event.
This is more than just a conference, this is a catalyst to transform Papua New Guinea’s tourism sector for the future,” said Uvovo.
The Tourism Conference & Expo will feature panel discussions, keynote addresses, and networking opportunities designed to strengthen collaboration and innovation within the industry.
Over 35 expert speakers will share insights across eight conference sessions, while 300 participants and 43 exhibitors are expected to attend.
Interested participants can register through the TPA website. General admission fees are K1,000 per person, with discounted rates of K500 for PNGTIA, Surf, and Dive Association members.
For businesses looking to increase visibility, sponsorship opportunities are available under Gold, set at K100,000, Silver, at K75,000, and Bronze, at K50,000. Sponsors will receive premium branding exposure, VIP seating at the gala dinner, and media recognition.
Limited exhibition booth spaces are also available for corporates, at K1,500 or K700 for members of PNGTIA, offering businesses a chance to engage directly with potential clients and partners.
With the event drawing closer, TPA has set the deadline for registration: Saturday 29th March 2025. TPA urges all tourism industry stakeholders to secure their seats, exhibit their services, or take advantage of sponsorship packages before spaces run out.◼️
For more details, visit www.papuanewguinea.travel/ntc-2025/ or contact TPA’s event coordination team at ntc@papuanewguinea.travel
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The Tourism Promotion Authority (TPA), in partnership with the Papua New Guinea Tourism Industry Association (PNGTIA), announced the National Tourism Conference & Expo 2025.
The event will convene leading experts, industry stakeholders, and key decision-makers to explore critical issues, discuss emerging trends, and plan a sustainable course for the future of tourism in the country.
A significant highlight of the announcement was the presentation of the Platinum Sponsorship from Mineral Resources Development Company (MRDC) and its subsidiaries. MRDC, a major investor in tourism and hospitality and instrumental in bringing the international Hilton brand to Papua New Guinea, has demonstrated its commitment to the sector’s growth through the contribution.
Hon. Belden Norman Namah, Minister for Tourism, Arts & Culture, states the strategic importance of the conference within the broader context of Papua New Guinea’s development. “This National Tourism Conference is a key component of the PNG Tourism Sector Development Plan, which recognises tourism as a vital renewable resource,” said Minister Namah. “This conference will serve as a catalyst, awakening the immense potential of the tourism industry and encouraging Papua New Guineans to recognise the ‘pot of gold’ that exists within this sector.”
Mr. Eric Mossman Uvovo, CEO of the TPA, remarked on the significance of the conference for industry stakeholders, “The PNG Tourism Industry Association, represent over 60 members, including hoteliers, transport providers, tour operators, artisans, and trekking companies. The conference serves as a vital conduit for facilitating knowledge exchange and driving the development of actionable strategies to promote sustainable growth. Additionally, the conference will feature an exposition open to the public, allowing people to explore and understand more about the diverse packages offered.”
Mr. Augustine Mano, Managing Director of MRDC, explained MRDC recognises the immense, long-term potential of the tourism sector to contribute to Papua New Guinea’s economic diversification and sustainable development. Mr Mano explained, “Our investment in this conference, along with our broader commitment to tourism and hospitality through initiatives like the Hilton brand and infrastructure development in the communities we serve, reflects our vision for a future beyond extractive industries.”
“Tourism can complement extractive resources, as it offers a lasting benefit for our people. That’s why our investments, in aviation, finance, healthcare, real estate, power generation, all contribute to building a foundation that supports and promotes tourism. This conference will be instrumental in shaping that sustainable future and helping our communities thrive in the tourism industry.” Mr Mano said.
The National Tourism Conference will address a wide range of critical topics, including sustainable tourism development, destination marketing, cultural preservation, infrastructure development, and community engagement. It will provide a valuable forum for participants to network, share best practices, and collaborate on initiatives to enhance Papua New Guinea’s tourism offerings.
Further details about the conference, including dates, venue, and registration information, will be released soon.
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The Papua New Guinea Tourism Promotion Authority (TPA) and the Australian Government-funded Kokoda Initiative Partnership (KIP) have signed an MOA to boost tourism infrastructure and services along the Kokoda Trail.
The MOA, signed at Owens Corner on Tuesday 4 February, launches the “Kokoda Sanitation Project”. The Kokoda Sanitation Project is part of a broader effort to strengthen sustainable tourism development in Papua New Guinea. It will address inadequate and poor sanitation along the Kokoda Trail, which have been longstanding challenges for both tourists and locals.
TPA’s CEO Eric Mossman Uvovo said that the primary objective of the MOA is to strengthen tourism development along the Kokoda Trail.
“This partnership marks a significant step forward in our efforts to not only preserve the historical importance of the Kokoda Trail, but to enhance the visitor experience by improving facilities and services,” said Uvovo.
Uvovo also emphasized the importance of upgrading campsite facilities and improving working conditions for porters.
“The Kokoda Trail is a national treasure. By improving the amenities and ensuring that local operators are better equipped to serve tourists, we are ensuring that the benefits of tourism reach the communities directly involved.
Local communities are at the heart of our tourism industry. This partnership ensures that they will directly benefit from the development projects along the trail,” said Uvovo.
The MOA will be in effect until 2026, with between three and five major projects planned for implementation. Success will be measured by the timely delivery of projects, the positive impact on local trekking facilities, and the subsequent benefits to the communities involved.
The core focus of this partnership is the promotion of sustainable tourism development and the utilization of local resources and knowledge. The TPA, with the support of KIP, aims to enhance the tourism infrastructure along the Kokoda Trail while preserving its cultural and historical significance.
The partnership is expected to deliver many benefits, including improved services and facilities, which will enable local businesses to charge higher campsite fees and increase revenue for the communities along the Track.
Future capacity-building initiatives for local tourism operators and associations will strengthen the Kokoda trekking industry, making it more competitive and sustainable, while environmentally, the introduction of upgraded sanitation services will support a healthier and safer environment for both locals and visitors.
Daniel Wells, Counsellor for Kokoda and Bougainville at the Australian High Commission, emphasized the significance of the Kokoda Track to the Australia-Papua New Guinea bilateral relationship.
“The Kokoda Trail remains one of the most important people-to-people links between PNG and Australia, with nearly 3,000 people, most of them Australian, walking the Track each year.
This is an investment by Australia in PNG’s most important tourism asset. Australia, through the Kokoda Initiative Partnership, is proud to have invested in measurable improvements to livelihoods outcomes for Kokoda communities, including through sustainable tourism initiatives,” said Wells.◼️
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An employee from the Papua New Guinea Tourism Promotion Authority (TPA) represented the country’s Tourism sector at the 16th UTM-UN training in Macao late last year to enhance PNG’s digital innovation in the tourism industry.
TPA’s Digital Marketing Officer for Website, Craig Kaviagu joined more than 40 participants from the Asia Pacific Region in the digital training program hosted on Monday 18 to Friday 21 November 2024.
Kaviagu highlighted the transformative role of technology in promoting tourism in PNG.
“Technology allows us to reach the other side of the world almost instantly.”
In PNG we need a strong digital system involving government departments, industry players, and SMEs to allow us to identify trends across sectors, improving decision-making and targeted strategies,” said Kaviagu.
Kaviagu explored the practical applications of artificial intelligence (AI) in enhancing tourism experiences.
“While infrastructure limitations remain, we cannot afford to delay, as technology evolves rapidly with the current use of AI, which can streamline bottleneck processes that assist travellers and tour operators,” said Kaviagu.
The training was facilitated through the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) and University of Macao’s (UTM) joint training program. It is designed to provide professionals in the tourism industry with valuable insights and skills related to tourism marketing, digital transformation, and current global trends.
TPA’s CEO, Eric Mossman Uvovo commended Craig for his valuable knowledge gained through the training program emphasizing on the importance of investing in people.
“There is a need to upskill our current human resources and our industry, educating the next generation. Closing the digital literacy gap and preparing for jobs of the future are vital steps for PNG’s tourism sector to grow and change,” said Uvovo.
TPA’s CEO, Eric Mossman Uvovo acknowledged the challenges of implementing technology in PNG.
“We do have issues like infrastructure limitations, digital literacy gaps, but despite these challenges there is a huge opportunity if we act now to bridge these gaps,” said Uvovo.
The training also provided actionable insights for immediate application, which TPA sees the potential for AI to enhance efficiency without replacing human roles in the industry and training industry members to be well equipped to use AI-driven processes.
Uvovo also supports launching digital literacy workshops for local tourism operators aimed at establishing a strong digital presence, equipping operators with skills in social media management, website management, and running online advertisements.
Looking ahead, Uvovo envisions a tourism sector that integrates technology, culture, and the environment.
“We must ensure our traditions and natural surroundings thrive alongside technological advancements to promote PNG’s million different journeys,” he said.
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Papua New Guinea Tourism Promotion Authority’s (TPA) HR and Payroll Officer praised TPA for supporting his achievement in completing his Associate Degree in Human Resource Management in November last year.
51-year-old, Marley Heai, shared his journey and insights following the completion of his Associate Degree from the PNG Human Resource Institute in Port Moresby. His inspiring story demonstrates TPA’s commitment to professional growth and the organization’s passion for creating a positive impact in the workplace.
“I was inspired to pursue an Associate Degree in Human Resource Management due to my passion for helping people develop and succeed in their careers,” explained Marley.
His fascination with workplace culture and the crucial role HR plays in promoting a positive environment motivated him to seek formal education in the field.
Marley’s studies equipped him with essential skills such as conflict resolution, communication, and employee engagement strategies. These skills have been invaluable in his role at TPA, where he applies his expertise to recruitment, training, and performance management.
One course that particularly resonated with Marley was Organizational Behaviour.
“It was a deep understanding into the psychology of employees and the factors that influence their performance,” Marley shared.
This knowledge has directly contributed to his ability to understand team dynamics and implement strategies to boost morale and productivity.
As a HR and Payroll Officer, Marley emphasizes accuracy and efficiency in processing employee salaries and benefits.
He uses a combination of manual calculations and automated payroll software to minimize errors and conducts regular audits to ensure compliance.
He also emphasized the use of open communication with employees and clear guidelines to further enhance his approach to each member’s of TPA’s dynamic team.
Marley stays informed on labour laws and tax regulations in Papua New Guinea through his own initiative in subscribing to legal newsletters, participation in workshops, and networking with HR professionals. He also uses government publications to ensure he has the most current information.
Marley remains committed to professional growth, expressing interest in pursuing certifications such as the Certified Payroll Professional (CPP). He is also exploring training in employment law and HR analytics to strengthen his expertise further.
Beyond his payroll responsibilities, Marley’s goals are to advancing TPA’s mission.
“I aim to contribute to talent development initiatives and employee engagement strategies that align with the organization’s goals to enhance local tourism and employees in TPA,” he said.
TPA’s CEO, Eric Mossman Uvovo commended Marley’s on his achievement adding this the knowledge gain will benefit the workforce in TPA.
“Congratulations to Marley on his outstanding achievement in obtaining an Associate Degree in Human Resource Management. His initiative to mentor colleagues and conduct informational sessions on payroll systems and benefits has created a supportive environment where all TPA employees feel empowered to seek clarification and grow their understanding,” said Uvovo.
Uvovo also added that Marley’s journey demonstrates TPA’s commitment to capacity building in the workforce.
“His contributions continue to make a positive impact within TPA, inspiring others to pursue their own professional development. As we strive to promote and develop the tourism industry in Papua New Guinea, it is my team here at TPA that will carry excellence and the organization’s mission and vision,” said Uvovo.
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The Papua New Guinea Tourism Promotion Authority (TPA) marked Father’s Day in a special celebration at the TPA office on Friday 30 August, Port Moresby.
The event, which honored the themes of strength, love, and sacrifice, brought together more than thirty male employees, including the organization’s CEO and their female team members in a heartwarming tribute to fathers everywhere.
The celebration was a time of reflection and appreciation, as the TPA team gathered to recognize the vital role fathers play in both their personal and professional lives. The event highlighted the qualities that are often associated with fatherhood, paying homage to the dedication and commitment shown by fathers in their families and communities.
The day concluded with special remarks from the CEO, Executive Managers, and other staff members. Each speaker took a moment to commemorate the day, offering heartfelt tributes to all fathers—both those present and those who have passed.
TPA’s CEO, Eric Mossman Uvovo, emphasized the importance of celebrating fatherhood and acknowledged the hard work and dedication of all fathers.
“Our fathers are the pillars of strength in our lives, and today we honour their love, sacrifice, and support. As we celebrate Father’s Day, we also reflect on the values that drive us forward as an organization—values of dedication, resilience, and care, which are so often exemplified by those great men that have shaped our lives,” said Uvovo.
Uvovo also highlighted the importance of celebrating such events.
“By celebrating Father’s Day in this way, TPA not only recognized the contributions of its male employees but also reinforced the importance of family and community in our organization,” said Uvovo.
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On behalf of the Papua New Guinea Tourism Promotion Authority board, management and staff, I am pleased to officially announce Papua New Guinea’s tourism brand ambassador, Justin Olam.
Justin recently travelled to PNG and started working with our PNG TPA team on our planned activities and campaigns for this year.
Given the short time with us, he was able to visit some Port Moresby attractions and also travel to Kokopo, East New Britain.
Justin Olam is a remarkable Papua New Guinean athlete who is well-known and respected throughout Papua New Guinea, Australia and the Pacific, as a professional rugby league footballer who currently plays as the Centre for the Melbourne Storm in the Australian National Rugby League.
Tourism in Papua New Guinea has endured a lot of set-backs in recent years – especially with the effects of the COVID-19 global pandemic, climate change, and the rise in social law-and-order issues. Our international and domestic image as a travel destination has hit an all-time low.
In 2022, our Visitor Arrivals Report recorded 69,376 international visitors. Our highest number of annual arrivals was in 2019, when we had 210,980 visitors.
As the national tourism office representing our tourism sector, we continue to show our resilience and commitment despite the economic and social stumbling blocks we continuously face.
The PNGTPA remains true to its mandated role as a non-revenue earning government body, which is to market, promote and develop tourism in Papua New Guinea.
Guided by our Tourism Sector Development Plan (TSDP 2022 – 2026), we are dedicated to developing sustainable marketing campaigns that enhance the image of our destination, as well as encourage travel and tourism in our great nation.
The PNGTPA’s engagement of Justin Olam as our country’s official tourism brand ambassador is one of many crucial steps my organisation is taking to actively promote and market our unique destination, Papua New Guinea – the land of ‘A Million Different Journeys’.
Justin Olam will be engaged as our tourism brand ambassador for a period of 12-months. In the coming days and months, we will be developing content for our tourism ambassador campaign across the country.
Our marketing campaign messages involving Justin Olam will take the form of TV and online video and print media. There are two main objectives to our tourism brand ambassador campaign:
The tourism brand ambassador campaign will be launched next month in August 2023.
We welcome everyone’s support for our tourism brand ambassador Justin Olam, especially our tourism campaign – because we believe that ‘Tourism is Everyone’s Business’.
Yours in Tourism,
Mr. Eric Mossman Uvovo
Chief Executive Officer
PNG Tourism Promotion Authority
For further information please email acting director marketing, Ms. Alice Kuaningi alice.kuaningi@papuanewguinea.travel | phone: +675 320-0211
The Papua New Guinea Tourism Promotion Authority (PNGTPA) is one of the proud corporate sponsors of the 27th Pacific Island Telecommunications Association AGM & Business Expo Forum (PITA 27), hosted by the Telikom PNG Limited at the Hilton Hotel, Port Moresby. The event’s theme was: Reimagining Service Excellence, Ubiquity and Resilience in a Post COVID Pacifica.
The prestigious ICT event was held over a four-day period, with many different topics presented by expert individuals working in the ICT space.
Guest speakers at the PITA 27 event were deputy prime minister Hon. John Rosso, and Hon. Timothy Masiu, Minister for Information and Communications Technology.
The PITA 27 registered over 300 participants from 35 countries across the Pacific, representing more than 100 organizations.
As a sponsor of PITA 27, the PNGTPA supported the event in-kind by providing entertainment throughout the whole four-day event. Entertainment included multimedia – destination promotion videos that played during intermissions in the program, as well as a variety of cultural and contemporary performances. From welcoming choirs stationed at the Jackson’s international airport, to the Oro singsing group performing at the Hilton Hotel Port Moresby – the PNGTPA ensured participants were warmly welcomed and experienced a sample of Papua New Guinea’s unique culture. A strong supporter of PNG’s creative industry, the PNGTPA also organized contemporary performances for the event, these included live bands, interpretive dance, storytelling and poetry in motion.
Hosts of the event, Telikom PNG Limited, provided the PNGTPA with exhibition booths, which were utilized to showcase and promote Papua New Guinea’s many travel and tourism opportunities through tourism brochures, posters, maps, and merchandise. The PNGTPA also used the opportunity to run a survey competition involving participants who were asked to share their MICE Tourism experience (meetings, incentives, conferences and events).
Tourism industry members brochures and marketing material were also on display at the PNGTPA booths. Local tour operators Buna Treks and Tours were on site at the tourism booth marketing their tour packages to event participants, and managing to successfully book sightseeing and trekking tours. The Loloata Island Resort team were also present at the booths, they were kind enough to offer a day-trip as a draw prize for the business-card-draw that happened daily. The Loloata team also managed to secure bookings during the event.
NCDC Tourism and Amazing Port Moresby collaborated with PNGTPA to sponsor the welcoming groups, which was the Peroveta group from Central Province and the West New Britain group. With their sponsorship, they were also given a booth to exhibit alongside PNGTPA.
The team representing PNGTPA at the PITA 27 were director marketing Alice Kuaningi, and marketing officers: Pamela Hoepel-Aupae, Liebert Kirakar, Gohi Oring, Kadara Wanu, Esther Jack, IT officer Gini Gabi, as well as tourism volunteers: Dylan Tamari, Steven Komboli, James Lamang and Melanie Nup.
Telecommunications is a key enabler for tourism development and business initiatives. PNGTPA’s commitment towards PITA 27 also aims to build networks with our PNG telecommunications companies, encourage their interest in our tourism sector that can potentially enhance digital infrastructure and drive communication into remote regions of Papua New Guinea where many of our tourist attractions are found.
Tourism in PNG can be positively influenced by telecommunications, however there are challenges related to network coverage, internet speeds, and access to remote areas. However, ongoing efforts are being made to improve telecommunications infrastructure throughout the country to further support the tourism industry. The Tourism Sector Development Plan (2022 – 2026), demonstrates a way forward on how the country’s tourism sector can vastly improve through partnerships with ICT service providers.
The Pacific Islands Telecommunications Association (PITA) is a non- profit organization formed to represent the interests of Pacific Islands in the field of telecommunications industry, bringing together experts, industry leaders, and stakeholders from across the Pacific to discuss latest trends, technologies, and challenges facing the industry.
Above image: Melanie Nup and Kadara Wanu at the Tourism booth, PITA27. Credit: Liebert Kirakar
Above image: Florence Bunari of Buna Treks and Tours at the Tourism booth, PITA27. Credit: Liebert Kirakar
Above image: Oro traditional group performing at the Hilton Hotel Port Moresby, PITA27. Credit: Liebert Kirakar
Above image: Peroveta group welcoming the PITA27 officials at the Jacksons International Airport, PITA27. Credit: Pamela Hoepel-Aupae
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ON Wednesday 31st August, 2022, new board members were welcomed at a swearing in ceremony at the Tourism Promotion Authority (PNGTPA) office, Down Town, Port Moresby.
Magistrate Sandy Tiakin facilitated the legal oaths and affirmations of the ceremony, wherein the new members swore to uphold their awarded roles and duties, while upholding the mission and values of the PNGTPA.
Joining the PNGTPA Board are key industry heads: Mr. Andrew Abel, Mrs Keryn Hargreaves, Mr. Michael Cassell, Mr. Willie Gagma, Captain Andui Koralyo, Mr. John Pung and Mr. Dominic Ira.
The new board members represent Papua New Guinea’s tourism sector, including the airlines, tour operators, attractions, hotelier industry, as well as government and financial institutions.
Also present at the new board members swearing-in were PNGTPA’s CEO Mr. Eric Mossman Uvovo and senior management: Director Corporate Affairs Ms. Abuti Kevin, Director Policy & Planning Ms. Ingrid Kuman and Director Marketing Research & Promotions Ms. Alice Kuaningi.
For further information, contact the PNG Tourism Promotion Authority, Office of the CEO: cleopatra.aramanat@papuanewguinea.travel
Image (L-R): Michael Cassell, Hon. Kennedy Wenge, Willie Gagma, Hon. Isi Leonard, Magistrate Sandy Tiakin, Eric Mossman Uvovo, Keryn Hargreaves, John Pung, Captain Andui Koralyo and Abuti Kevin.
Papua New Guinea officially opened its borders to international visitors on the 1st July 2022, and visitor arrivals from January to August 2022 show that the country has received 37,537 visitors – 2,182 of these visitors were here on holiday.
Obtaining a tourist visa remains a challenge for bona fide tourists as the 60-day tourist visa on arrival is no longer available. The PNG Tourism Promotion Authority (PNGTPA) will be working closely with the PNG Immigration and Citizenship Authority to reinstate the tourist visa-on-arrival facility to encourage international travellers to visit Papua New Guinea. Meanwhile, tour operators and agents must continue to comply with PNGICA requirements and apply online for their client’s tourist visas using the Immigration Authority’s website portal.
All COVID-19 travel restrictions have been lifted by the Government since 5th October 2022, the most recent being the vaccine test entry requirement for travelers, and the wearing of masks inside airports.
PNGTPA is aware that COVID-19 has become endemic – meaning the world is learning to live with the disease. Therefore, through the Safe Traveller PNG awareness program, the PNGTPA continues to advocate for the health and safety of the members of PNG’s tourism industry and visitors in the country. Industry members volunteer to participate in the program by undergoing training, and are then certified and promoted through the PNGTPA website as a Safe Traveller PNG business that is equipped to provide a safe and healthy environment for their guests and clients.
Since the lifting of the COVID-19 restrictions across the country, tourism in the country is slowly being revitalized, especially with the return of iconic national events like the Hagen Show, Frangipani Festival, Goroka Show and the recent Morobe Show in Lae. These events have not only brought back international travellers to the country, but refocused a great deal of marketing and promotions towards PNG’s domestic market.
For Morobe Tourism in particular, especially the recent 59th Morobe Show, hundreds and thousands of people attended the two-day event hosted at the Lae Showgrounds. Papua New Guinean show-goers came from the Highlands region, as well as from the Madang and Northern Provinces to attend, what is now becoming the nation’s biggest show with a strong focus on agritourism. Morobe Show is one of the most well-run, self-sustaining events in Papua New Guinea, hosted by the Morobe Agricultural Society – a successful case study for all events and festivals in Papua New Guinea.
Despite the Morobe Show’s success, there are many challenges ahead for tourism in the Morobe Province. Developments of attractions and products in Lae and the wider and remote Morobe Province are key areas the PNGTPA wish to assist the province with. However, the issue of a functioning provincial tourism office is vital in the bridging this assistance at a national level for tourism development in Morobe. The PNGTPA will be revisiting an MOU signed in 2018 by the Morobe Provincial Government and the Ministry of Tourism Arts and Culture.
In March this year, PNGTPA visited the districts of Nawae and Finschaffen to meet tourism product owners and service providers. The team also carried out marketing awareness and delivered guest lectures to the students of the Poly Technical College in Lae.
PNGTPA continues to market and promote Morobe as a travel destination in Papua New Guinea through its website: www.papuanewguinea.travel, particularly events like the Morobe Show, accommodation providers in Lae, as well as local tour operators like LaeAbout Tours and Fuzzy Wuzzy Expeditions.
Morobe Attractions will be a significant part of PNGTPA’s online marketing and promotions next year, working with the Morobe Provincial Government will be a vital and necessary step in showcasing the best of one of PNG’s most vibrant industrial hubs.
Image: Competitors at the Morobe Show rodeo style event. Lae city, Morobe Province.
For further information email PNGTPA director marketing Ms. Alice Kuaningi: marketing@papuanewguinea.travel
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