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Kiwi hotel owner hopes Solomon Islands' border reopening boosts nation's tourism

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Solomons tourism industry injects an annual $530 million into the country's GDP. Solomon Islands reopened its borders in July, after more than two years closed. The recent three-day long commemorations of the 80th anniversary of the Guadalcanal battle, held from August 7, saw Honiara hotels fully booked out.

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Kiwi hotel owner hopes Solomon Islands' border reopening boosts nation's tourism

Sue Kennedy spent many nights worrying about the future of her hotels in Honiara, but she's now confident the tide has turned.

·Wellington, New Zealand
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Stuff broke the news in Wellington, New Zealand on Saturday, August 13, 2022.
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