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French-Polynesia-Hi-Res.Pdf Pacific Luxperience Somewhere beyond the horizon lies the true meaning of peace & tranquility 82 Getting around the Pacific Fiji Airways and its new fleet of A330s is The Jetstar Group is one of Asia Pacific’s We pride ourselves in being your airline of Air New Zealand flies daily from London to Fly when and where you want with Air Qantas flies twice daily from London the national airline of Fiji, connecting our 2 fastest growing airlines. It’s made up of Jetstar choice, so we have taken every step to ensure Los Angeles where customers can pick up Niugini charters. Our charter flights give you Heathrow via Dubai to Australia where your international airports, Nadi and Suva to over Airways (a subsidiary of the Qantas Group) we operate one of the world’s most advanced their direct flight to Nadi with Fiji Airways. the freedom to travel when, where and with customers can connect onto Qantas code 15 international destinations in 10 different in Australia and New Zealand, Jetstar Asia in and modern fleet of aircraft. Attractive and On board Air New Zealand’s award-winning whom you choose. Available to individuals, share flights operated by Fiji Airways from countries. We fly to Fiji twice a day from Singapore, Jetstar Pacific in Vietnam and powerful, and with more than 130 aircraft in 777-300ER from London customers can try groups of people and companies, this service Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane to Fiji. The Sydney, and daily from Brisbane, Auckland Jetstar Japan. Each week we send more than operation, our fleet is a frontrunner in its field. out the revolutionary Economy Skycouch™, is ideal if you prefer the convenience and Qantas Walkabout Fare represents a very and Los Angeles. Regular services operate 4,000 flights to over 75 places - across Each aircraft houses some of the most spacious Premium Economy Spaceseat™ or security of travelling privately by air to your competitive fare proposition. Qantas has from Hong Kong, Melbourne, Christchurch Australia, New Zealand, Asia and the Pacific. advanced avionics in history, and is tailored to lie-flat bed in Business Premier. destination.. recently been awarded “Best Economy Class” and Hawaii and the South Pacific. specifically meet the demands of its market in the world by airline rating. Where happiness roams free (Regional, Domestic or International). Air Calédonie has 368 staff and is the main Real To nga, stylised as "REALtonga", is an airline which operates a regular service to airline that operates domestic flights within New Caledonia's entire domestic network. To nga. It commenced operations in March The airline was created in 1954 by a group of 2013, becoming the 12th airline to operate airline enthusiasts, Air Calédonie transported domestic flights in To nga since air services no less than 440,000 passengers and more began. A 68-seater ATR 72-600 was leased than 1,796 tons of freight; operated 11,945 from Fiji Airways to operate a number of flights between March 2015 and January 2016. charter flights. Solomon Airlines provide flights between Fiji, Air Vanuatu passengers experience the Samoa Air is a small airline from Samoa that Our fleet is exclusively comprised of Airbus Air Rarotonga Limited is a private Company from Nauru Airlines has been flying the Central Australia, Vanuatu and Honiara as well as to Melanesian friendliness and warmth the operated scheduled flights between the A340-300 aircraft, among the quietest and Cook Islands. Air Rarotonga was founded in 1978 and South Pacific for over 30 years serving destinations throughout the Solomon Islands. moment you step on board any of our flights domestic islands as well as to American most reliable planes in operation. The fleet is with a twin engined 5 passenger Cessna 337 the various Communities, Businesses, and we also offer a range of other regional and to Vanuatu. We invite you to experience our Samoa. It also provide charter flights and a source of pride for our employees and our operating mainly around the Southern Islands, with Governments for their travel, trade and international destinations including destinations full-service Economy Class: inflight medical transfer flights. home country. Each plane’s gleaming exterior occasional flights to distant To ngareva-Penrhyn. In communication needs. We serve Nauru, in Europe, Asia and North America. Our entertainment, meals and bar service, a bears the name of a Tahitian island and the 1989 the Company introduced the 15 passenger Kiribati, Marshall Islands and The Federated reliable service is designed to suit both perfect way to start your visit to the Vanuatu Tahitian flag and carries around the world the Embraer Bandeirante adding two more of the type in States of Micronesia connecting both business and leisure needs and provide an Islands. All flights to / from Noumea (New brilliant blue of the lagoons and the pure subsequent years. Increasing demand on the Aitutaki Nations to Australia and Fiji – the hub of the important link to connect our local Caledonia) and Fiji are operated by our white tiare, an iconic symbol of beautiful route saw the introduction of the modern 34 South Pacific. communities. ATR72-500 aircraft. Tahiti. passenger Saab 340 Regional Airliner in 2000. 91 We are, for many people, the first interaction visitors Welkam oloketa Jones Travel is a division of the E.M Jones Group, PNG’s special Interest Inbound Tour Operator & PNG’s have with our culture. Samoa Scenic aims to enrich Embrace, enjoy, and Discover somewhere different. which has been operating since 1911. Tonga’s oldest TV & Filming Production coordination company with visitors with Fa’a Samoa (the Samoan way) as we guide Come tour with us in the islands commended by and largest privately owned company. Jones Travel over 20 years experiences in Papua New Guinea them through the many rewarding experiences and visitors as untouched. The islands are remote, opened in 1952 to handle Air Fiji’s seaplanes, which Tourism Industry. We design and offer special interests rich sensations to be found in our treasured islands. undeveloped and you will be surprised that you have were the first flights to service Tonga. We have since tours upon request by any FIT or Group for their travel Whether it be a guided tour, welcoming a group at travelled back in time! expanded our services to include worldwide airline requirements to locations in Papua New Guinea. We Faleolo International Airport, welcoming a government Travel Solomons is a locally owned Inbound Tour reservation and ticketing, FIT and group travel, cargo research and establish filming subjects and locations or business leader arriving by private jet, a charter of Operator providing range of services for individuals, and courier services, accommodation reservations, with casts and talents to shoot anywhere in PNG. We tourists arriving from Easter Island or a cruise ship groups and businesses visiting Solomon Islands. Our cruise ship shore tour excursions, currency exchange, service filming visas and permits for filming crews and in port for the day: no task is too big or too small for reservations office is located in the heart of the city. and ground handling for special flights including handle all filming logistics locations in PNG. our experienced staff who offer a personal service With our local knowledge and experience with the air forces from New Zealand, Australia and France. for which Samoa Scenic has long been renown. Our muscle of network we guarantee efficient, high quality We believe that responsible tourism is the best way guides speak a variety of languages including English, service at competitive rates. forward for Tonga’s tourism industry to improve the German, Chinese and French making our service truly economic position of our country and its people while international. Samoa Scenic is a fully Samoan owned maintaining our natural environment and rich culture. company, founded by the esteemed Grey family over 45 years ago. As the most experienced Tour Operator and Destination Management Company in the country, we are leaders in our industry. From our long history of expertise, efficient booking systems and customer service, our multilingual guides and the largest fleet of modern air conditioned coach fleet in the country; nothing has been spared to make your time with us memorable and enjoyable. 92 It is not about what we know about our islands & our Transat Tours is the only Inbound Operator in New Turama pacific travel group is the leading travel Tahiti Tours was the first travel agency established heritage, but it is how we let you see it through our Caledonia offering a personalised service with a management company in the tourism industry of in French Polynesia in 1963, and has always been eyes and our passion. Atmosphere is an indigenous 24-hour service and availability. The highest level of the Cook Islands. Locally owned and operated since acknowledged as a highly personalized and service- Ni-Vanuatu company with a dedicated team who will service is offered by Transat Tours in New Caledonia. 1990, Turama is a family of professionals offering oriented company. Being a leading inbound operator inspire you with their passion, knowledge of and love both inbound and outbound tourism services. in French Polynesia we are able to provide the best for their country intertwined with their contagious Turama Pacific Travel group is proud of its long-term rates. TAHITI TOURS creates and organizes complete sense of Melanesian humour. The Atmosphere team client relationships, working in partnership with local programs, including accommodation, transfers, will do all that they can to ensure that you not only visit suppliers to develop and provide innovative and domestic flights, excursions, cruises and special events Vanuatu, but that you truly experience and appreciate extraordinary Cook Islands experiences to the world.
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