The Australia government is suspending passenger flights from Papua New Guinea to Cairns, one of a number of measures that will impact business travel between the two countries. Meanwhile, PNG is getting ready for further COVID-19 mitigation measures.
With its domestic services in Papua New Guinea close to pre-COVID levels, national carrier Air Niugini is now looking to increase its international services, as it continues to provide an international economic lifeline for the country.
The travel industry has borne the brunt of restrictions during the global pandemic, but things are gradually returning to a new normal in Papua New Guinea. Business Advantage PNG looks at the latest travel advisories.
Travel may not be possible during Papua New Guinea’s state of emergency, however there’s no harm in dreaming. Here are 10 activities to plan for.
Laura Waters takes the plunge on Queensland Great Barrier Reef.
Fiona Harper goes deep into the Australian bush to see some of the best Aboriginal rock art in the country.
Belinda Jackson discovers that the Philippine’s Bacuit Archipelago is an island-hopping paradise.
Situated on the 19th floor of The Stanley Hotel, Silver Leaf offers an eclectic menu and one of Port Moresby’s best vantage points.
Opened last November, Bailey is the second of three luxury Crystalbrook Collection hotels to open in Cairns.
The Kingsford Smith International Airport is Australia’s busiest and one of the oldest continuously operated commercial airports in the world.