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Vanuatu tourism executives see co-operation with Papua New Guinea and Fiji as the way to capture the China market

20 Feb 2018 by Leave a Comment
Vanuatu tourism officials want a joint approach with Papua New Guinea and Fiji to develop the lucrative inbound Chinese tourism market. As Vanuatu recovers from the effects of Cyclone Pam in 2013, Business Advantage PNG asked Vanuatu’s Tourism Promotion’s George Lapson and Bryan Death how Vanuatu is preparing to capture the China market.
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Agri-tourism a big opportunity for Papua New Guinea says Agricultural Development Foundation president

30 Jan 2018 by 5 Comments
With the focus on major resources projects, Papua New Guinea is missing the opportunity to develop a thriving agri-tourism sector, Papua New Guinea Women in Agricultural Development Foundation (PNGWiADF) President, Maria Linibi tells Business Advantage PNG.
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Air Niugini looking to make Jacksons Airport a regional hub says chairman

18 Oct 2017 by Leave a Comment
National airline Air Niugini is helping establish Jacksons International Airport as a regional hub, according to the company's Chairman, Sir Frederick Reiher. He told the Business Advantage Papua New Guinea Investment Conference that the choice of new routes to China were made with that strategy in mind.
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Business Council encourages new Papua New Guinea government to broaden industry and tax bases

8 Aug 2017 by Leave a Comment
Papua New Guinea’s foreign exchange problems are a symptom of an overly narrow industry base, according to a new report by the Business Council of PNG. It says the new government also needs to look at widening the tax base and improving infrastructure.
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Papua New Guinea economy showing positive signs says James Lau, MD of RH Group

21 Mar 2017 by Leave a Comment
James Lau, Managing Director of Rimbunan Hijau Group tells Business Advantage PNG that he sees positive developments with hotels, agriculture, gold and the country’s preparations for the 2018 APEC meeting. But he says continuing weakness in commodity prices will limit Papua New Guinea’s growth in the short to medium-term.
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