AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSports & Culture: The 2026 Pacific Cup is officially launched in Tahiti, with five delegations set to compete at Golf de Tahiti in Atimaono (Sept. 23–27). The host Tahiti team will play alongside Samoa, Fiji, the Cook Islands, and New Zealand, with 70 players already registered. The format starts with three days of individual stroke play (54 holes, no cut), then moves into two days of team match play, including quarterfinals, semifinals, and finals—also serving as a test event for the 2027 Pacific Games. Screen & Travel Spotlight: Travel journalist Peter Greenberg’s TV special “Hidden Tahiti” spotlights French Polynesia through va’a canoe racing, Polynesian navigation, reef fishing, black pearl discovery, and Marquesas warrior dance, with sustainability models including The Brando and the Paul Gauguin. Arts & Nature: Ocean Photographer of the Year 2026, Julien Anton, wins for a rare seahorse scene around Tahiti and Moorea—an image built from long searches in waters where seahorses are now scarce. Luxury Lifestyle: PONANT EXPLORATIONS and CARITA announce a new onboard wellbeing partnership, bringing Parisian beauty rituals to expedition cruising starting with Le Commandant Charcot in Sept. 2026. Travel Deals for Polynesia Fans: National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions is offering air credit up to AU$2,000/NZ$2,350 on select 2027 voyages that include French Polynesia, for bookings made Sept. 15–Nov. 4, 2026.
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