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Treasures of the South Pacific (ToSP) will become Treasures of the Pacific, with the organisation planning to include tourism partners from the North Pacific as well as the South.

The rebrand was announced at an invitation-only appreciation event at Café del Mar, Cockle Bay, in Sydney on Wednesday 11 November. More than 60 trade representatives attended, including airlines, online travel agencies, wholesalers and travel media.

ToSP coordinator Richard Skewes said the name change would happen over the coming months and reflected the organisation’s “expanding reach”.

“The Pacific is an incredibly diverse region, and our new identity will better reflect the breadth of destinations and experiences represented within our organisation,” he said.

“While our name is changing, our commitment remains exactly the same: bringing the Pacific travel industry together, building strong trade relationships and helping our destinations grow their presence in the Australian and New Zealand markets.”

The event gave representatives of ToSP’s 11 member nations a chance to thank the partners who promote and sell South Pacific holidays to Australians.

“This event was all about saying thank you,” Skewes said. “Our airline partners, wholesalers, OTAs and travel media play an enormous role in keeping our destinations front of mind with Australian travellers.”

ToSP said more than 820 travel agents registered their interest in attending its trade events across Australia in 2026. The organisation will be back on the road in 2027.

Sponsors were also thanked, including the Pacific Tourism Organisation (SPTO), Pacific Trade Invest (PTI) and major sponsor Fiji Airways.

“We have some exciting plans for 2027, so watch this space,” Skewes added.