Cruise Tourism Generates Local Economic Opportunities in Efate, Vanuatu
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Updated Oct 1
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What happened
An expedition cruise, managed by Noble Caledonia, visited Vanuatu in mid-September, bringing 89 passengers and 12 crew members to the country. The visit provided economic opportunities to communities in Efate and Tanna. Vanuatu Ecotours partnered with Noble Caledonia to plan and deliver the visitor experiences.
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Why it matters
The cruise activity generated local economic benefits by involving tourists in cultural activities and locally run experiences. This type of tourism supports the broader discussion in Vanuatu regarding economic development and bilateral partnerships.
Vanuatu is currently discussing economic development and bilateral partnerships.
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