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More dialogue and partnership needed between Air New Zealand and the Cooks tourism industry - Vimarsana News

More dialogue and partnership needed between Air New Zealand and the Cooks tourism industry

Partnership and true dialogue was the message echoed across the room from the tourism community to representatives of Air New Zealand.

How the Cook Islands fought for LGBTQ rights - Vimarsana News

How the Cook Islands fought for LGBTQ rights

When Nerida Williams visited the Cook Islands late last year, she was struck by just how many Pride flags were dotted about the place.

Cook Islands repeals decades-old law criminalizing sex between men - Vimarsana News

Cook Islands repeals decades-old law criminalizing sex between men

Changes to the Pacific island country’s Crimes Act also removed marriage as a defense in rape cases.

The Cook Islands for Real? Hooligan Collective and Te Rua Manga Productions launches post-covid recovery campaign for a little paradise - Vimarsana News

The Cook Islands for Real? Hooligan Collective and Te Rua Manga Productions launches post-covid recovery campaign for a little paradise

Australian production company Hooligan Collective, working with Te Rua Productions and Cook Islands Tourism have teamed up to create a new international campaign, to promote tourism visitation post-covid. The campaign taps into the insight of how many tropical zoom backgrounds people have been stari

Cook Islands tourism industry desperate for workers - Vimarsana News

Cook Islands tourism industry desperate for workers

RAROTONGA (NZ Herald/RNZ Pacific/Pacnews) — The Cook Islands needs more direct flights to restart the tourism industry and hundreds more workers but New Zealand's travel requirements are slowing the process