Our business collection draws on that experience to identify properties that combine convenient locations, credible meeting and event facilities and comfortable stays – helping business travellers make informed choices in destinations that can be less familiar to navigate.
Business travel in the Pacific does not have to mean choosing between productivity and experience. From central convenience to large-scale event & function facilities, these listings offer space for meetings, events, and time to unwind after the working day – where location, facilities and the overall guest experience make sense for corporate affairs.
Host practically everything from smaller meetings and workshops to conferences, functions and larger events, with dedicated venues available at selected properties across the collection.
Our knowledge of Pacific destinations helps identify hotels positioned around the places business travellers need to be: from capital cities and commercial centres to airports, government districts and regional transport connections.
Working in the Pacific should still feel like being in the Pacific. We select properties that allow travellers to move easily from meetings into waterfront dining, resort facilities and local experiences, making more of the destination without compromising the working itinerary – combining the practicalities of business travel with the benefits of being somewhere simply remarkable
Business hubs across the Pacific combine commercial convenience with a setting unlike anywhere else. Base yourself in Apia or Honiara for easy access to their respective capitals, choose Nadi for connections through Fiji, or explore the meeting and event facilities available across Guam and wider Micronesia.
Samoa, Fiji, the Solomon Islands and Micronesia all offer accommodation suited to business travellers. The right destination and hotel will depend on where your meetings are held, your flight connections, and whether you require dedicated conference or event facilities.
Start with location, connectivity and the facilities your trip actually requires. Convenient access to commercial areas or airports, Wi-Fi, meeting spaces, dining and comfortable accommodation can make a significant difference on a short or tightly scheduled trip.
Several properties in the collection specifically support meetings and events. Heritage Park Hotel has five conference rooms accommodating groups from 20 to 200, while Lava Hotel provides facilities for meetings and events, and Taumeasina Island Resort offers a range of meeting and conference venues.
Hyatt Regency Guam is particularly well-suited to large gatherings, with versatile event spaces that accommodate up to 1,200 guests. This allows the property to cater for business meetings as well as exhibitions, galas and larger organised events.
Lava Hotel is specifically positioned as a business hotel in central Apia and is within walking distance of government buildings, shops, the market, the bus station, and the Samoa Tourism Authority. Taumeasina Island Resort offers another option, combining meeting facilities with a resort setting only a short distance from the capital.
Heritage Park Hotel sits in Honiara’s central business district and combines accommodation with dedicated conferencing facilities. Coral Sea Resort is another Paradises business-category property conveniently located near the Honiara CBD.
Yes. One of the advantages of business travel across the Pacific is the opportunity to pivot quickly from work into relaxation. Depending on the resort, downtime might include waterfront dining, swimming, spa treatments, watersports or simply enjoying the surroundings once meetings finish.
Yes. Properties across our curated collection offer a range of capacities, from smaller meeting rooms to venues designed for larger conferences and events. When organising a group, consider room inventory, venue capacity, catering, transfers and how much free time attendees will have between scheduled sessions.
