Vanuatu ups their welcome to cruising sailors with new approach

  Vanuatu ups their welcome to cruising sailors with new approach What a photo of the volcano on one of Vanuatu,s 83  islands, only one of three places in the world where you can do this !Include it on your bucket list? ‘Eric photographing volcano from above’    . What a government does to promote yacht tourism is always vital, causing cruising sailors to arrive in droves or flee to cheaper or more friendly cruising grounds. Recently Greece Read more [...]

Vanuatu: 700 million worldwide wants to migrate

Gallup World surveys found 700 million worldwide wants to permanently leave their home country — a total that is more than the entire adult population of North and South America combined. A Country’s Richest Citizens Report Greatest Desire to Migrate What are the social and ethical implications of surveys that show 700 million people are keen to permanently leave their countries? And what does it mean that 1 million of them want to come to Vanuatu, Is Vanuatu selling itself short Read more [...]

“I love Vanuatu, and I’m always dreaming of going back there,” Jessica Mauboy

After performing in front of 180 million people  at the Eurovision Song Contest Jessica states, “I love Vanuatu, and I’m always dreaming of going back there,” she said. Jessica Mauboy reveals how she travels all around the world and how you can too 19 HOURS AGO JUNE 01, 2014 12:13AM  from news.com.au Jessica Mauboy has travelled the world with her music, even attending Eurovision this year. Source: Supplied IF she is not on a stage, Jessica Mauboy Read more [...]

Vanuatu will get you back to nature

How to get back to nature in Espiritu Santo, Vanuatu 30 May, 2014 Anne Majumdar travel weekly Back in the 17th century, Spanish explorer Pedro De Quiros first set foot on Espiritu Santo, mistakenly thinking he had found Australia. Although nowhere near as large as Australia, it is the largest ofVanuatu’s 83 islands and has a multitude of experiences to offer visitors keen to look further than tourist mainstay Efate. Increasingly accessible thanks to air services from Brisbane Read more [...]
Vanuatu second biggest Pacific tourist destination

Vanuatu second biggest Pacific tourist destination

How to get back to nature in Espiritu Santo, Vanuatu 30 May, 2014 Anne Majumdar travel weekly Back in the 17th century, Spanish explorer Pedro De Quiros first set foot on Espiritu Santo, mistakenly thinking he had found Australia. Although nowhere near as large as Australia, it is the largest of Vanuatu’s 83 islands and has a multitude of experiences to offer visitors keen to look further than tourist mainstay Efate. Increasingly accessible thanks to air services from Brisbane Read more [...]