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Solomon Islands strengthens public-private collaboration to boost tourism growth

The Solomon Islands government is reinforcing its commitment to public-private partnerships as a crucial strategy for expanding the country̢۪s tourism industry.


Solomon Islands strengthens public-private collaboration to boost tourism growth
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Addressing over 150 tourism representatives at the Tourism In Focus Conference in Honiara, Minister for Culture and Tourism, Hon. Choylin Yim Douglas, emphasized the importance of collaboration in driving sustainable tourism growth.

The Solomon Islands tourism sector has experienced remarkable growth, a success attributed to dedication, resilience, and cooperation between public and private stakeholders.

The government, in partnership with Tourism Solomons, has outlined five core investment areas to drive tourism sector growth:

Collaborations between the government and tourism operators will introduce new tourism products and experiences, ensuring offerings remain competitive while preserving cultural heritage and environmental sustainability.

The government is prioritizing new hotel developments and upgrades to existing accommodations to meet international standards, improving the overall visitor experience and increasing tourism capacity.

Investing in hospitality workforce training will ensure local tourism professionals provide world-class service, fostering a skilled and competitive industry that enhances visitor satisfaction.

Stronger collaboration between government, local businesses, and international development organizations will accelerate tourism growth, leveraging expertise and resources to support policy development, investment incentives, and sustainable tourism strategies.

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