Tourism in the Pacific

The Pacific region lies below the equator and is known for its tropical climate, rich biodiversity, and picturesque landscapes. A World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) report states that tourism could be one of the Pacific’s most economically viable sectors if tourism is kept at sustainable levels. Its abundance of beautiful landscapes and rich biodiversity can easily draw millions of international tourists.

In 2019, nearly two million tourists visited the small island countries in the Pacific. Fiji, Vanuatu, Samoa, and Tonga were among the most visited locations. These islands are particularly popular among tourists because of their gorgeous beaches, clear waters, and towering mountains. In the same WWF report, the World Bank predicts that these small island countries can be one of the hottest tourist destinations in the world if the stakeholders can make the most out of their potential.

Tourism operators often need to transact business internationally and as such, need a reliable and affordable service to complete their international business payment transactions.

Helping SMEs with great rates on cross-border business payments

We have designed a product that is a real alternative to the traditional wire transfer service.

We aim to provide excellent exchange rates and lower transaction fees for international telegraphic transfers (TTs).

Importers and exporters benefit the most from our business payment service.

But we also serve a diverse range of clients, including government departments, universities, charities, churches, state-owned enterprises, major corporates, and small to medium sized businesses

You already know us!

We are the biggest agent of Western Union in the Pacific with 100 branches across New Zealand, Fiji, Samoa, Tonga, Vanuatu, Solomon Islands, East Timor, Cook Islands, Kiribati, and Tuvalu.

We also have our currency exchange service under our own brand with branches conveniently located in airports, shopping malls and town centres.

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