Tourism Awards celebrate tourism season successes
The tourism season 2025 is over and it is time to celebrate all the achievements of the tourism industry and people who dedicate themselves to
Tourism license to operate will see changes
The license to operate will see changes next tourism season, including tour guide accreditation becoming a part of the essential criteria. Due to what has
Cruise ship passengers numbers for 2025 tourism season are released
Over 71,300 cruise ship passengers have visited the Falklands this tourism season. This was announced in this week’s meeting of the Falkland Islands Tourism Board
This tourism season will not surpass last year’s
It is anticipated that visitor numbers during this tourism season will not surpass last year’s. Last season saw over 73,000 cruise ship passengers visit the
First Bird Flu Cases of Falklands 2024/25 Tourism Season Confirmed
Restrictions have been declared at Volunteer Point and Lively Island after birds have tested positive for Bird Flu and multiple dead birds have been found.
World Tourism day is celebrated with a baby sheep and local crafters
With the first tourists arriving on our shores last week signalling the start of the new tourism season, members of the Falklands tourism sector came
Penguins protected by new tourism guidelines
Falkland Islands Government Environment Department and the Falkland Islands Tourist Board are working on creating and implementing a set of tourism guidelines for operators and
Budget for bird flu support increased
Amendments to the Avian Influenza Tourism Support Scheme were discussed during the latest Executive Council meeting. Some changes were also implemented to the emergency measures
Falklands tourism recognised with awards
A celebration marking the dedication of those who work in the tourism sector was held at the Historic Dockyard Museum last Saturday. The event saw
Summary of the 2023/24 tourism season
The 2023/24 tourism season has come to a close with just over 73,200 cruise ship passengers and a number of land based tourists visiting the