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Striking Photos of the Past and Present of Papua New Guinea
The Sepik people use crocodiles for food, clothing, decoration, spiritual practices and tourism draws. There are no alligators in Papua New Guinea.
Post Courier9d
PM Marape appreciates Tourism Sector as a potential massive economy transformer
Prime Minister James Marape, in launching the inaugural PNG National Tourism Conference and Expo this morning at Hilton Hotel ...
Phys.org9d
Papua New Guinea lifts ban on forest carbon credits
Papua New Guinea will "immediately" lift a ban on forest carbon credit schemes, the Pacific nation's climate minister told ...
Papua New Guinea's 'Crocodile Festival', a hidden gem
The Sepik River Crocodile Festival is one of Papua New Guinea's major cultural festival that takes place every year in the ...
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Dr Peter Maima becomes first male PhD graduate from FNU College of Business, Hospitality and Tourism Studies
It was a proud but bittersweet moment for Dr Peter Maima from Papua New Guinea, as he has just become the first male to ...
Map: Earthquake Near Papua New Guinea Prompts Tsunami Alert
A strong, 6.9-magnitude earthquake struck in the Solomon Sea on Saturday, according to the United States Geological Survey. A “tsunami threat” was issued for some parts of the coast of Papua New ...