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“It’s like swimming inside a snow globe.” When this diver dropped into a remote reef, dozens of huge animals appeared from the darkness
Fakarava’s south pass is more than a name on a map. Divers speak of it like a rite of passage. In this remote corridor, the current runs wild and the sharks run the show. Welcome to French Polynesia’s Wall of Sharks, where hundreds of grey reef...
Construction of Tuvalu Vaka subsea cable begins
The construction of the Tuvalu Vaka subsea cable has begun. As reported by Submarine Networks, Tuvalu Vaka - meaning a traditional Tuvalu canoe - is being developed by Tuvalu Telecommunications Corporation, in collaboration with Google. Announced...
Amb. Petra Sigmund on Germany-Japan Security Cooperation
Japan and Germany are drawing closer as strategic partners, strengthening their ties across Asia and Europe. Bound by shared values of liberal democracy and a rules-based international order, the two nations are deepening their security...
NZ's fast-track law hits mining: Chatham Rock case
New Zealand's recently introduced fast-track approvals process is already beginning to reignite the country's mining sector, according to Chris Castle, chief executive of Chatham Rock Phosphate, a junior mineral development company based in...
France delivers new Rafale F3R fighter jets to Egypt strengthening its Middle East influence
Dassault Aviation has begun delivering Egypt’s second batch of Rafale F3R multirole fighters, part of a second contract for 30 new aircraft to supplement the 24 previously received under the 2015 deal. As reported by Egypt's achievements on...
Travel insights from expedition leader Paul Rose
Paul Rose preparing for an Arctic Dive. Image: Pete West Expedition leader Paul Rose shares how science, logistics and adventure come together on some of the world’s most ambitious explorations Paul Rose’s travel insights • Plan your travels like...
Michelin Key Hotels 2025: the top destinations in the world
For years, Michelin stars have been the thing that turns a good restaurant into a coveted destination. It’s a symbol that can send diners halfway across the world in search of the perfect bite. So, it was only a matter of time before Michelin...
Who is Myles Jonathan Brando? Quick facts about Marlon Brando's son with Maria Cristina Ruiz
Myles Jonathan Brando is one of Marlon Brando's 11 children. He was born from the late actor's long-term relationship with his housekeeper, Maria Cristina Ruiz. In February 1991, Jonathan's half-brother, Christian Brando, told the Los Angeles...
Wallis and Futuna at the Agricultural Show
Wallis and Futuna came up trumps. The small French archipelago made a big splash at the Paris Agricultural Show. This is one of the major events of the year, attracting more than 600,000 visitors over 10 days each year. This year, the archipelago...
ENJOY YOUR FLIGHT AND DISCOVER THE ISLANDS OF TAHITI WITH OUR IN-FLIGHT ENTERTAINMENT!
Air Tahiti is pleased to offer an exclusive inflight entertainment experience, new local and international content for its AirTahiti Onboard in-flight entertainment service, available on all its ATR flights. During your flight, explore our islands...
Freight logistics companies consolidate operations
NEPTUNE Pacific Direct Line (NPDL) has announced the consolidation of its Transam and Williams & Gosling’s businesses under the one entity Transam Fiji PTE (formerly known as Williams & Gosling PTE Limited). The two businesses have been rebranded...
We live in a sailboat and travel the world full-time... but our lifestyle isn't as glamorous as you'd think
A couple who sold their home to live on a sailboat and travel the world full time has opened up about the harsh realities of their lifestyle - from enduring life-threatening storms to getting stranded in the middle of the ocean while thousands of...
Miss Universe Cayman Islands’ Fight Against Global Hunger
Miss Universe Cayman Islands Tahiti Moorea Seymour- official headshot Miss Universe Organization As morning light filters through the clouds over Hong Kong’s Chai Wan district, Miss Universe Cayman—Tahiti Moorea Seymour—walks between rows of green...
FEATURE – Deep-sea mining — Its impact in the Pacific
FOR scores of indigenous Pacific communities, the ocean remains a mysterious, vital heartbeat that sustains life on the planet. It’s a relationship that has been forged over centuries of reverence and respect for the ocean and the many mysteries...
World Statistics Day in the Pacific: Driving change with quality statistics and data for everyone
The Pacific is leading the global community in marking the fourth-ever World Statistics Day this 20 October, celebrating the critical role of quality statistics and data in driving change for everyone. Established by the United Nations and...
2025 Michelin Key hotels revealed globally
Michelin Key has unveiled its most ambitious hotel selection yet. Among the Nordic newcomers is an architectural masterpiece that hosted Globetrender's debut corporate retreat - now officially recognised among the world's most remarkable places to...
Threading the eye of the needle: The race to save whales and decrease shipping collisions
The harbor in Rurutu, French Polynesia was alive with crashing waves and hurried anticipation. As the boat rocked and we scrambled to put our gear on, the captain shouted, “Go! Go! Go!” I leapt into the crisp, deep water and charged forward,...
Peruvian agricultural exports rise 23.2%, driven by blueberries and avocados
Peruvian agricultural exports have resumed to several countries, including French Polynesia, Guinea-Bissau, Moldova, Angola, North Korea, Tanzania, Luxembourg, the Cayman Islands, and Nepal. According to the Association of Exporters (ADEX), from...
How expedition cruise operators and suppliers are cruising for knowledge
Cruising these days is about far more than seeing breathtaking views and experiencing luxurious comforts. Today, an increasing number of expedition cruise lines are inviting guests to step into the role of explorer, student and citizen scientist....