Treasures of the South Pacific (ToSP) has wrapped its 2026 Australian Roadshow, recording its biggest series to date with record travel advisor attendance across six cities.
The roadshow opened with events on the Sunshine Coast, Brisbane and the Gold Coast before continuing to Wollongong, Sydney and Melbourne.
ToSP President Richard Skewes said the response demonstrated strong interest in the South Pacific among Australian travel advisors.
“This has been our strongest Australian roadshow yet. To reach more agents than ever before across six cities is a fantastic result and a real reflection of the appetite that exists for the South Pacific.”
Representatives from 11 Pacific Island destinations, alongside the Hidden Treasures collective, took part in the series, with the program designed to build advisor destination knowledge and promote travel to the region.
The 2026 roadshow was supported by Fiji Airways as major prize sponsor, along with Pacific Trade Investment Commission Australia, Pacific Trade Investment Australia and the Pacific Tourism Organisation.
Skewes confirmed the roadshow will return in 2027.
“Based on the response this year, there is no question – we will be back in 2027,” he said.
“Treasures continues to go from strength to strength, and we are already looking forward to bringing the South Pacific back to the Australian travel trade again next year.”
