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A Fijian family involved in an international climate case has been told they have no right to go to court to challenge the EU's climate target.

The South Pacific Tourism Organisation says 2.14 million people visited the Pacific last year - a two percent increase on 2017.

Ambulance services say a $21 million funding boost will help keep stretched services running while longer-term solutions are found.

Samoa's Tourism Authority has a new CEO who will take over the position next month.

An explosion targeting a tourist bus has injured at least 16 people near the Grand Egyptian Museum, next to the pyramids in Giza.

The Samoan Cabinet has taken an about turn on giving a financial bailout for tourist businesses struggling to meet bank loan repayments.

Mike Ward has spent his political career campaigning on green principles and he's now having his fifth crack at Nelson's mayoralty.

The manager of Marshall Islands' Tourism says the One Island One Product initiative combines traditional skills with modern methods to boost tourism in the republic.

The government has committed another $8 million to alleviate freedom camping issues around New Zealand.

Tourism leaders have welcomed the government's plans to be more active in the country's biggest export industry, but say it mustn't interfere with business.

Tourism industry expecting moderate growth over the next five years to six years.

Visitor numbers to Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park have hit more than one million for the first time after significant investment in visitor facilities.

The government will play a more active role in the future of tourism through its newly-unveiled vision.

Not enough young New Zealanders are being enticed into the tourism sector, according to industry leaders.

Tourism industry heads acknowledge that may be difficult to reach a new goal to become more sustainable by 2025.

The tourism industry has set an ambitious target to earn $50 billion by 2025, as part of its latest strategy.

Samoa's cabinet has agreed to stay legal proceedings against several tourism businesses which are facing financial difficulties.

Roughly $1.77 billion of the controversial $3 billion Provincial Growth Fund has now been committed, but success of the investments is being questioned by the Opposition.

New Zealand still has a long way to go to properly value Māori culture and language, tourism operators say.