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SPTE-2019-Floor-Plan-And-Listing Table Table Table Company/Property Country Company/Property Country Company/Property Country No. No. No. 1 American Samoa Visitors Bureau A.samoa 22 34 Pa Harakeke NZMT 45 67 Tahiti Tourisme Tahiti 78 2 Cook Islands Tourism Corporation Cook Is 87 35 Papatuanuku Tours NZMT 40 68 TAHITI TOURS Tahiti 80 3 Cook Islands Tours Ltd Cook Is 85 36 Rafting New Zealand NZMT 56 69 Deep Blue Diving Tonga 74 4 Pacific Resort Hotel Group Cook Is 86 37 Stay Native NZMT 44 70 Ministry of Tourism Tonga 77 5 The Rarotongan Group of Resorts Cook Is 84 38 Takiwā Tourism NZMT 55 71 REALtonga - Our Kingdom Airline Tonga 81 6 Turama Pacific Travel Group Cook Is 83 39 Taranaki Tours Ltd NZMT 51 72 Royal Sunset Island Resort - Tonga Tonga 73 7 Blue Lagoon Cruises Fiji 60 40 The Haka Shop Ltd NZMT 38 73 Scenic Hotel Group Tonga 75 8 Captain Cook Cruises Fiji 65 41 TIME Unlimited Tours NZMT 42 74 Teta Tours Tonga / Anahulu Cave Tonga 82 9 Fiji Hideaway Resort & Spa Fiji 59 42 Toru Tours NZMT 50 75 Tuna Moana Tonga 76 10 Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort Fiji Fiji 58 43 Tour Bro. NZMT 53 Department of Tourism, 76 Tuvalu 1 11 Mana Island Resort & Spa- Fiji Fiji 64 44 Waimarama Maori Tours NZMT 37 Government of Tuvalu Holiday Inn Resort Vanuatu c/o 12 Pacific Destinations Fiji Fiji 63 45 Waka Abel Tasman NZMT 41 77 Vanuatu 18 Intercontinental Hotels Group Ramada Suites by Wyndham 46 Pitcairn Islands Tourism Pitcairn 6 13 Fiji 61 78 Air Vanuatu (Operations) Ltd Vanuatu 12 Wailoaloa Beach Fiji 47 AIR NIUGINI LTD PNG 26 79 Atmosphere Tours & Transfers Vanuatu 16 14 Rosie Holidays Fiji 57 48 Bougainville Experience Tours PNG 29 Bountiful Tours and Transfers 15 Tanoa Hotel Group Fiji 66 80 Vanuatu 19 49 Buna Treks and Tours PNG 28 Vanuatu 16 Nauru Airlines Nauru 90 50 Melanesian Tourist Services PNG 23 81 Entani Inbound Travel Vanuatu 21 17 Nauru Tourism Nauru 91 51 Paiya Tours PNG 30 82 Evergreen Vanuatu Vanuatu 14 18 GLP Hotels/Promenade Tours New Caledonia 89 52 PNG Highlands Adventures PNG 31 83 Iririki Island Resort & Spa Vanuatu 20 19 New Caledonia Tourism New Caledonia 88 PNG Japan Ltd trading as PNG Mangoes Resort, The Terraces 53 PNG 24 84 Vanuatu 13 20 Air New Zealand New Zealand 32 Explorers International Boutique Apartments Pacifc Island Tourism 21 Niue Tourism Niue 92 54 PNG Tourism Promotion Authority PNG 25 85 Vanuatu 17 Auckland Tourism, Events and 55 PNG Trekking Adventures PNG 27 Represenation 22 NZMT 33 86 Vanuatu Tourism Office Vanuatu 11 Economic Development 56 oceania travel & tours Samoa 71 23 Awesome Adventures Hokianga NZMT 35 87 Whitegrass Bungalows Ltd Vanuatu 15 57 Return to Paradise Resort & Spa Samoa 67 24 Backyard Tours NZMT 36 88 Kiribati,FSM,RMI Kiribati,FSM,RMI 7 58 Samoa Airways Samoa 69 Footprints Waipoua & Manea Chamber of Commerce CCIMA 25 NZMT 34 59 Samoa Scenic Samoa 70 89 Wallis & Futuna 2 Footprints of Kupe Wallis and Futuna 60 Samoa Tourism Authority Samoa 68 South Pacific Tourism 26 He Tangata Ltd NZMT 46 90 8 27 Henga Lodge NZMT 47 61 Sheraton Samoa Complex Samoa 62 Organisation 62 Taumeasina Island Resort Samoa 72 South Pacific Tourism 28 Kaitiaki Adventures NZMT 43 91 9 Agnes Gateway Hotel and Dive Organisation 29 Kāpiti Island Nature Tours NZMT 54 63 Solomon Islands 3 Munda & SIDC South Pacific Tourism Mataatua: The House That Came 92 10 30 NZMT 39 Tavanipupu Island Resort and Organisation Home 64 Solomon Islands 5 Imperial Travel Service 31 Maunga Hikurangi NZMT 52 Tourism Solomons and Solomon 65 Solomon Islands 4 32 Mitai Maori Village NZMT 48 Airlines Multi-Day Adventures ltd (trading 66 SPM Hotels & Cruises Tahiti Tahiti 79 33 NZMT 49 as MDA Experiences) .
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