January had been a good month for Tahiti Tourisme. The Destination Marketing Organization for French Polynesia (which trades as The Islands of Tahiti) had much to be proud of, and plenty to look ...

Luxury tour operator If Only have joined hands with Tahiti Tourisme to launch a new destination campaign ‘The Islands of Tahiti: Journey to Paradise’. It is designed to showcase Tahiti tourism in a ...

Tahiti Tourisme has launched a new corporate website: The new tool and dedicated space gathers all the information concerning the organisation, as well as comprehensive resources to promote The ...

Tahiti Tourisme has announced the launch of its latest initiative, the ‘Feel What We Feel Here’ campaign, designed to offer travellers an authentic and immersive experience of The Islands of Tahiti.

A near-mythical destination for many European travellers, French Polynesia has overcome the worst impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic and is again rebuilding its tourism sector. At its heart is the ...

Jean-Marc Mocellin is Tahiti Tourisme's new CEO. He officially took office on April 6, 2020. Well known in French Polynesia and in the Polynesian tourism industry, Mocellin is not moving into ...

Because the Tahitian islands are small and tightly clustered, the region provides a unique opportunity to connect multiple communities to create a smart nation economy. It could also serve as a model ...

If you’ve been following me on social media, then you know that my family and I just returned from an epic trip to French Polynesia. With the exception of the weather, this was my best trip not only ...

Tahiti Tourisme has appointed Nouvelle Vague Marketing as its marketing agency representative in Australia and New Zealand, following a competitive pitch. Sydney-based Evil Twin PR has also retained ...

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Beneath an open-air island restaurant built of bamboo and jungle timber, Windstar Cruises president Chris Prelog stood and faced the dining room. Before him, for the first time, were some of his most ...