Nestled in PNG’s Kimbe Bay in West New Britain, Walindi Plantation Resort is a gem for divers eager to encounter some of the most beautiful, unspoiled coral reefs in the world. Sonja Heydeman learns more, as part of our ongoing tour of some of PNG’s leading tourist locations.
The Australia/New Zealand representative for PNG’s Tourism Promotion Authority predicts strong growth in domestic tourism, anticipating a drop in travel costs and increased marketing of PNG’s natural scenic spots. Sonja Heydemann reports.
Akamai’s quarterly The State of the Internet study has become a valued measure of the proliferation of the worldwide web over the past five years. Its latest edition, covering the last quarter of 2012, was released last week.
At age 29, Travers Chue is an enthusiastic backer of Papua New Guinea’s fledgling café society. But as Rod Myer reports, his family’s entrepreneurial flair is also seeing the business expand.
Last week’s story by expat blogger Rebecca on Eating Out in Port Moresby created a lot of discussion on social media. Food is clearly a topic close to the hearts of of our readers!
The restaurant scene in Port Moresby certainly isn’t thriving, but it is getting better. Expat blogger Rebecca gives her picks.
With internet usage set to grow even faster in Papua New Guinea, a business’s online presence is going to be increasingly important. But how will you know you’re making an impact?
Here’s our pick of some of the best apps available for both the Apple iOS and Android devices.
Travel surveys that dare to place highly diverse destinations in league tables are always going to court controversy. The recent Tripadvisor poll of the Top 25 Beaches, based on reviews posted on the site, is no exception.
With 3G and wireless broadband data services increasingly more commonplace in Papua New Guinea and the region, smartphones are gaining a hold in the market.