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Travel to Tahiti: the Air Offer Is Getting Stronger, Tourism Wants to Distribute Its Visitors Better

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New international connections, which are in the range of inter-island flights: French Polynesia strengthens its air connectivity. But after three years of tourist records, the destination is experiencing a return of seasonality. Tahiti Tourism wants to attract more visitors outside the peak periods and diversify its markets. Tahiti-Faa Airport of Papeete has welcomed 1,147,525 regular passengers between January and August 2026, according to data…
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New international connections, which are in the range of inter-island flights: French Polynesia strengthens its air connectivity. But after three years of tourist records, the destination is experiencing a return of seasonality. Tahiti Tourism wants to attract more visitors outside the peak periods and diversify its markets. Tahiti-Faa Airport of Papeete has welcomed 1,147,525 regular passengers between January and August 2026, according to data…

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Air Journal broke the news on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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