Kaongora Newsletter
TAK’s management team recently hosted a retreat for the Board of Directors at Nemat Resort in Buariki, North Tarawa, from August 23rd to 25th, 2024. The retreat aimed to secure the Board’s support for the new Tourism Regulations and the Kiribati Destination Brand. With many Directors being new to the TAK team, the retreat provided
On August 24th, 2024, the Tourism Authority of Kiribati was invited to conduct a tourism awareness session for the Youth Christian Living (YCL) group and Sunday School children at the Kiribati Uniting Church (KUC) in Banana, Kiritimati Island. This initiative is part of the YCL’s quarterly program, which focuses on nurturing young people’s relationship with
Mr. Tiuti Biribo an officer of the Tourism Authority of Kiribati or TAK has recently completed a dynamic two-week internship with Pacific Trade Invest (PTI) Australia, focusing on Digital Tourism as part of the organization’s Talent Development Program. From August 5th to 19th, 2024, Mr. Biribo was immersed in the world of tourism promotion and
The U. S. National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) gathered climate change stakeholders in the Pacific to assist in assessing the current capacity and challenges in advancing flood and drought EWS. Participants included professionals from the National Meteorological and Hydrological Services (NMHSs), Sustainable Pacific Community (SPC), the World Meteorological Organization RA-V Regional Office, Non-Governmental Organizations
From July 22nd to 29th, 2024, Cesar Uylangco from UPFP Wealth Pty Ltd and Gavin Platz from Tie ‘n’ Fly Outfitters along with an officer from the Tourism Authority of Kiribati (TAK) visited Nonouti Atoll to re-evaluate its potential to become a fly-fishing destination. Following this, they extended their reassessment of Maiana Island from July
The Tourism Authority of Kiribati joined the Ministry of Tourism, Commerce, Industry and Cooperatives and its SOEs to do consultations on its newly approved Kiribati business regulations and services offered to the communities of Tabiteuea South from 8-10th July 2024. The highlight of the consultations was to feature three new regulations that will take effect
The Ministry of Women, Youth, and Social Affairs organized a one-day career fair on Wednesday, July 31, 2024, at the Sports Complex, inviting secondary school students from Forms 6 and 7 to attend. Students from various secondary schools visited the TAK information booth, eager to learn about career opportunities in tourism and the role of
Kiritimati Island marked its 45th year of independence of Kiribati with a joyous celebration, showcasing the island’s unique culture and community spirit. The festivities spanned several days, featuring events that captivated both residents and visitors alike. The celebration kicked off with the Inter Pre-School Sports Day, where the island’s youngest athletes showcased their budding talents
The Tourism Authority Team, composed of representatives from various Governmental Departments, recently conducted an awareness campaign to inform the Tarawa Urban Council members about the upcoming changes in the collection of Tourism Operators License fees. The Team included a representative from the Ministry of Internal Affairs, a Legal Adviser from the Ministry of Tourism, Commerce,
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