AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoKiribati Tourism Boost: Kiribati’s international border is set to reopen on 1 August 2022, aiming to revive tourism after a two-year-plus COVID closure; the Tourism Authority of Kiribati says operators are optimistic, with flights starting via weekly Fiji Airways from Nadi to Tarawa and Solomon Airlines adding services from Brisbane (via Honiara) in August–September before moving to weekly from 1 October. Maritime Safety (Kiribati): A separate overdue-boat search in Kiribati is being coordinated by JRCC Fiji, with authorities urging small-boat operators to avoid unnecessary travel in rough weather. Maritime Safety (Fiji): Five people, including a child, were rescued after an overnight search between Korolevu and Vatulele; rough seas were reported, and Fiji Navy plus NZ aircraft helped locate and escort the group back to shore. Climate Pressure on Kiribati: Kiribati’s World Cup dream faces rising sea levels, with football leaders warning this could be the country’s “last chance” to build a lasting legacy. Regional Travel Context: Pacific agencies are monitoring the wider region after a powerful Philippines earthquake triggered tsunami checks; Kiribati is listed among areas under advisory.
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