Affordable luxury awaits The country offers high-end resorts and modern amenities at competitive prices, making luxury travel more accessible.

By RNZ The leader of the Vanuatu Business Resilience Council is pleading for airlines and tourists to return and says only a few buildings have affected by this week’s earthquake.

The Vanuatu Tourism Office has released an update on the condition of many of its hotels. "From a tourism infrastructure perspective, many resorts are reporting limited or no damage to buildings," ...

Visiting Vanuatu, it would be a crime to stick to the resorts — get out there and experience the "real" destination.

Vanuatu is coming of age as a tourist destination. An island nation in the South Pacific Ocean, Vanuatu is already known as the "happiest country on earth," as designated by the United Nations in 2009 ...

Travel At one with nature at Vanuatu’s quirkiest hotel It’s possible you won’t find another five-star hotel quite like the Rockwater Resort, where guests sleep in luxury in limestone caves.

The luxury island retreat is on the market for $3 million. With only one neighbour, and a private beach they also enjoyed peace and quiet.

The Palm House Vanuatu, a bona fide luxury boutique resort. Valerie Fernandez Vanuatu has not been known for designer holiday digs but that's slowly changing, particularly since the 2015 cyclone ...

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